Plus: Brands take smaller role in Pride; Uber puts limits on AI use due to cost; T-Mobile seeks to become a lifestyle brand.
Plus: DuckDuckGo makes search play based on choice; what happens when you neglect top-of-funnel.
Plus: Coors Banquet launches beer-infused jeans with Wrangler; brands adjust prices to adapt to consumer financial woes.
Plus: BP ousts chairman while proclaiming stability; Spencer Pratt’s campaign for LA mayor has new media twists.
Plus: California Gov. Newsom signals he’s serious about protecting workers from AI; the messages boosting brand reputation.
Plus: Everlane faces backlash after reportedly being sold to SHEIN; NPR layoffs due in part to declining search traffic.
Plus: The comms strategies of the LIRR strike; be careful saying ‘World Cup.’
Plus: CEOs signal openness to business with China; the TikTok-fueled drive to buy Spirit Airlines.
Plus: FedEx downplays Amazon’s entrance to logistics market; McDonald’s names first pro sports stadium in America.
Plus: Denver Airport responds to pedestrian fatality; more companies are hiring AI CEOs.
Plus: The SEC unveils new rules that may change the PR game; The Guardian’s editor-in-chief revisits the past to take on the present.
Plus: M&Ms sells out of ‘ALL Cerulean’ candy for ‘Devil Wears Prada’ return; Delta Air Lines emphasizes service after cutting free snacks on some flights.
Plus: Venice Biennale jurors explain the reasoning behind their resignation; concerns about disinformation have never been higher.
Plus: Duolingo is moving its focus away from virality; King Charles III charms Trump.
Plus: Misinformation swirls around White House Correspondents’ dinner shooting; Adidas makes hay of marathon record smash.
