Branded entertainment will just be entertainment in 2026

We’ve had branded entertainment since Procter & Gamble invented soap operas back in the 1930s. But today, brands are forced to diversify the ways in which they gain and hold our attention. It’s no longer as viable or effective to depend on traditional paid media tools.  Innovative marketers are increasingly investing in content and experiencesContinueContinue reading “Branded entertainment will just be entertainment in 2026”

Why Elon Musk is laughing off Grok’s flood of deepfake AI porn

From the moment Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, began rolling out its Grok chatbot to paid X subscribers in 2023, it pitched the tool as the bad boy of large language models. Grok would supposedly be authorized to say and do things that its politically correct competitors—primarily ChatGPT, produced by Musk’s old nemeses atContinueContinue reading “Why Elon Musk is laughing off Grok’s flood of deepfake AI porn”

Digital ticketing was supposed to stop fraud, but ticket scams have gotten worse—just ask Taylor Swift 

Detective Mike McCaffrey laughs when I ask if they busted the door down. Maybe I’ve seen too many movies. Normally, he says, they would. But in this instance, it’s not the ticket scam perpetrator’s residence. It’s his mother’s. So, in this high-rise apartment building on 96th Street in Manhattan, he simply knocks. The mother answers,ContinueContinue reading “Digital ticketing was supposed to stop fraud, but ticket scams have gotten worse—just ask Taylor Swift “

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