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  • Figma launches AI image editing tools for object removal, isolation, and background expansion

    Figma is finally jumping into precision AI image editing with its latest feature drop. This article explores the new Erase object, Isolate object, and Expand image tools, how they work, and why they could streamline visual design workflows for marketers, product teams, and creative leads. These new tools, now available in Figma Design and Draw,…

  • Pinterest’s 2026 trend report is here, and marketers should take notes

    Each December, Pinterest quietly drops one of the most powerful trend forecasting tools in the marketing world. Most brands still overlook it. The 2026 edition of Pinterest Predicts is now live, spotlighting 21 trends expected to rise over the next year based on global search data. Unlike fleeting viral content, Pinterest’s predictions focus on sustained…

  • Communicating ESG Without Greenwashing

    The gap between what companies promise on sustainability and what they actually deliver has never been more visible—or more dangerous. Investors, regulators, and customers now possess the tools and motivation to verify every environmental claim you make, and the cost of vague or misleading statements extends far beyond reputation damage. A single unsubstantiated ESG assertion…

  • Google rolls out budget AI Plus plan in India to compete with ChatGPT Go

    In a bid to attract India’s growing AI-curious user base, Google has launched a significantly cheaper AI Plus plan, priced at ₹199 (US$2.21) per month for the first six months. This is a major pricing shift for Google, whose previous AI Pro offering in India was priced at ₹1,950 (US$21.69) monthly. The new AI Plus…

  • Instagram gives users algorithm control

    Instagram just cracked open the black box that determines what you see on Reels. For the first time, users can directly influence how the algorithm works. On December 10, Instagram launched “Your Algorithm”, a new feature that shows users what topics influence their Reels feed and lets them make manual adjustments. For marketers, this signals…

  • Gen Z is almost always online and they’re bringing AI chatbots along for the ride

    Pew Research Center’s latest teen-focused survey puts hard data behind what many marketers have sensed: teens are deeply embedded in digital life, and artificial intelligence is now part of the mix. Nearly two-thirds of U.S. teens aged 13 to 17 have used AI chatbots, and about 30% are chatting with them daily. At the same…

  • Legal essentials for content teams: copyright, usage rights, and AI-generated media

    Content teams today move at lightning speed–publishing, creating, remixing, and shipping new ideas across multiple platforms in a single afternoon. But while creativity is sprinting, the legal landscape is… not. Copyright rules, licensing requirements, and AI-generated content policies are evolving in unpredictable, sometimes contradictory ways. It’s enough to make even the most confident marketer want…

  • Adobe brings Photoshop, Express, and Acrobat to ChatGPT

    Adobe just embedded its creative muscle directly into ChatGPT, letting anyone from design rookies to power users run edits and make content changes using nothing more than typed commands. This article explores Adobe’s new ChatGPT integrations, what they offer today, and how marketers and content professionals can tap into this AI-powered creativity without ever opening…

  • India proposes AI royalty system for copyrighted content

    India’s new copyright framework could force OpenAI, Google, and other AI firms to pay up India is taking a bold swing at generative AI regulation. A government-backed proposal released this week outlines a new framework that would require AI firms to pay royalties for training their models on copyrighted content. If adopted, the move could…

  • How Blockchain Storytelling Differentiates Brands in Tech Marketing

    Most blockchain protocols fail because they sound identical. When every DeFi platform promises “trustless transactions” and “decentralized governance,” your whitepaper becomes wallpaper. The protocols that break through—the ones that turn passive token holders into vocal advocates—don’t just explain their technology. They build narratives that make people feel something about decentralization, that transform abstract consensus mechanisms…