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OpenAI unveils Frontier to help enterprises deploy and govern AI coworkers
OpenAI’s latest move targets one of the biggest challenges in enterprise AI: turning models into practical, scalable tools that work across departments, systems, and workflows. Frontier positions AI agents not as one-off tools, but as digital coworkers with identity, context, and guardrails—ready to operate across clouds, platforms, and teams. Backed by early adopters like HP,…
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The Washington Post pulls back from tech coverage as industry power peaks
As tech executives cement their status as global power brokers, The Washington Post is scaling back the very journalism that holds them to account. In a sweeping round of layoffs, the Jeff Bezos–owned outlet has gutted its technology, science, and business desks, slashing more than half of the 80-person team and leaving its San Francisco…
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AirOps adds native Claude integration for AI search and content analytics
AirOps, a content engineering platform focused on AI search visibility and performance analytics, has launched a native integration with Anthropic’s Claude. The move brings AirOps’ data and reporting tools directly into the Claude environment, allowing marketers to access SEO, AI search, and content performance insights without leaving their daily workflow. The integration is designed to…
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EDO launches ChatEDO, bringing conversational AI to TV ad outcome measurement
EDO, a US-based video ad outcomes measurement firm, has launched ChatEDO—a conversational AI agent designed to make TV advertising insights faster and more accessible for agency teams. The new tool allows users to ask questions about TV ad performance, creative impact, and competitive trends in plain language, receiving instant answers and visuals from EDO’s extensive…
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Alloy acquires Look Listen to expand creative and digital capabilities
Alloy, an Atlanta-based marketing and transformation agency, has acquired Look Listen, an Emmy-nominated creative and digital agency. The deal is part of Alloy’s ongoing effort to build an integrated agency platform for national brands, bringing together strategy, creative, media, and technology under one roof. The acquisition strengthens Alloy’s creative and experience offerings, adding in-house production…
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Reddit’s AI search ambitions hint at a bigger play
Reddit’s latest earnings call makes one thing clear: the platform sees its future not just as a social network, but as an AI-powered answer engine. With search usage up 30% year over year and AI-generated answers gaining traction, Reddit is doubling down on combining its traditional search with large language models (LLMs) to compete in…
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AI Personalization Strategies Beauty Brands Use to Boost Sales
Beauty marketing has reached an inflection point. Consumers scroll past generic campaigns, ignore mass emails, and abandon carts when products don’t match their exact needs. The old playbook—broad demographic targeting and one-size-fits-all messaging—no longer moves the needle. AI personalization has emerged as the answer, but not in the way most marketers assume. The brands seeing…
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Hershey’s bets big on joy with new brand platform tied to the Olympics
Ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in Milano Cortina, the chocolate maker has launched “It’s Your Happy Place,” a brand platform designed to refresh how the public sees Hershey’s. The campaign leads with “Happiness Is the Real Gold,” a creative activation featuring U.S. Olympians and Paralympians, along with their families, telling personal…
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Coca-Cola rides fan emotion with early FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign
As anticipation builds for FIFA World Cup 2026, Coca-Cola is placing fan emotion at the center of its global campaign rollout. The soft drink brand, known for its five-decade partnership with FIFA, is returning as the official beverage sponsor—and using that platform to spark months of storytelling, activations, and music-fueled hype. This article explores Coca-Cola’s…
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Why Your Crisis Plan Will Fail When It Matters Most
The phone rings at 11 PM. A protest has erupted outside your facility. By midnight, video footage—possibly manipulated—is trending across social platforms, and a congressional staffer has already sent an inquiry about your DoD contracts. Your legal team wants silence. Your CEO demands answers. Your crisis plan, filed neatly in a shared drive, suddenly feels…