Daily Scoop

Courtney Blackann

The Scoop: Air Canada is required to offer bilingual services. Its CEO doesn’t speak French.

Plus: Reddit reassures users in verification change; Meta and YouTube found liable in social media case.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: OpenAI ends Sora abruptly; DoorDash launches relief program for drivers.

Allison Carter

Plus: Air Canada’s response to crash tragedy; Samsung refrigerators now show ads — and some customers are mad.

Paul Hiebert

Plus: Polymarket plays it safe; the power of quirky backstories; the general public’s mistrust of AI in branded content.

Allison Carter

Plus: Orgs search for human-made standard; how Wired became cool again.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Major airline CEOs address shutdown disruption in open letter to Congress; executives want to emulate Warren Buffet’s relatable comms style.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Noma chef resigns over alleged abuse in IG post; opera companies take advantage of Timothée Chalamet’s negative comments.

Allison Carter

Plus: The latest on the war in Iran; betting site Kalshi woos women.

Allison Carter

Plus: Paramount promises ‘editorial independence’ for CNN; Anthropic’s CEO apologizes for internal memo.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Sam Altman tries to explain OpenAI, Pentagon deal; podcasts are about community.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Berkshire CEO emphasizes continuity in first letter to shareholders; Houston Chronicle focuses on creator collabs.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Olympic hockey player responds to AI deepfake shared by White House; Paramount poised to acquire Warner Bros.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Discord explains age verification with apologetic blog; IOC president blames PR team during press conference.

Allison Carter

Plus: AI has a PR problem; Axe seeks to town down the cloud of cologne.

Courtney Blackann

Plus: Ring backlash continues after leaked internal email; ‘Staples Baddie’ draws eyes.