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iHeartMedia partners with Netflix for exclusive shows
Netflix is making another calculated move beyond film and TV, teaming up with audio giant iHeartMedia to bring over a dozen video podcasts exclusively to its platform starting early 2026. This new partnership follows Netflix’s recent deal with Spotify and signals a growing interest in reshaping the podcast landscape by focusing on video-first formats. With…
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Google pilots CC, an AI assistant that emails your daily brief
AI might finally be coming for your inbox, but this time, it wants to help. Google has quietly started testing a Labs experiment called CC, a Gemini-powered assistant that sends you a daily summary of your day ahead. Rather than functioning as a chatbot in your browser or phone, CC communicates entirely via email. It…
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The ultimate guide to converting social media followers into website traffic
Some 96% of small businesses in the US use social media, but the global click-through rate is only 0.98%. Interestingly, 44% of users prefer to learn about new products and services through short-form video content, and 91% of businesses are using videos as a marketing tool. Another study also found that 78% of shoppers research…
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Hiring your next marketer? Why “wait until it hurts” might save your team
Hiring is one of the most expensive, high-stakes decisions a marketing team can make. Yet too often, teams hire reactively—chasing growth, trends, or a vague sense of being too busy. But what if the right time to hire isn’t when you’re feeling busy, but only when you’re hitting real business limits? That’s the approach taken…
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Adobe Express study shows business cards beat LinkedIn for trust
In a world where a LinkedIn connection takes two seconds and digital contact info fits on a tap card, it might feel like printed business cards are outdated. But according to Adobe Express, that assumption could cost you trust and potential customers. Adobe Express recently surveyed over 1,000 consumers and business owners to find out…
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OpenAI launches GPT Image 1.5 in response to Google pressure
OpenAI’s latest move in the generative AI arms race is all about speed, precision, and creative control. The company just dropped GPT Image 1.5, its newest image generation model, which brings a significant upgrade for anyone using ChatGPT for visual content creation. This article explores how GPT Image 1.5 stacks up against Google’s latest image…
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Google expands AI try-on feature to work with just a selfie
The AI-powered fashion game just changed again. Google has announced a major upgrade to its virtual try-on tool. Users can now generate a full-body digital model of themselves using only a selfie. No full-body photo required. With this launch, Google is doubling down on AI to improve ecommerce conversion and discovery. The update is now…
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What inspires today’s creators? Apple, TikTok, and minimalist design trends
Creativity doesn’t happen in a vacuum. In 2025, marketers and designers are turning to tech brands, pop stars, and short-form content for their next big idea. A new survey from Adobe Express asked 335 creative professionals across the United States about what’s fueling their content. From brand identity overhauls to aesthetic trends, the findings show…
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Disney is licensing its characters to OpenAI
A surprising new alliance between The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI is putting generative AI at the heart of mainstream entertainment. As part of a three-year licensing deal, Disney will allow OpenAI’s text-to-video tool Sora to use over 200 of its iconic characters including Mickey Mouse, Darth Vader, and Iron Man for user-generated content. In…
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Attorneys general warn OpenAI, Google, and others
A bipartisan group of U.S. attorneys general has issued a stark warning to some of the biggest names in AI, urging immediate changes to how generative AI models handle psychologically sensitive content. The letter targets 13 major companies including Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, Meta, and Apple, calling on them to fix what the AGs describe as…