In this episode of AI: Machine Made Learning, Leslie Walsh, GM & Head of Strategy at RYA, joins the show to talk about why speed alone is not the goal in an AI-driven world. From the risk of “AI slop” ...
For years, the fashion industry operated on an unspoken rulebook. Paris, Milan and New York set the pace. The rest of the world followed. Today, cultural influence does not move in a single direction.
Matt Morris is the Head of Marketing at Lightspeed Commerce, the unified commerce platform powering retail and hospitality businesses across 144,000 locations worldwide. In this episode, Matt breaks ...
As agency networks rethink how—and where—they operate, the traditional “London-first” model is starting to show its cracks. On this episode of Agency Alchemy, Pete Coates, Managing Director of Omnicom ...
On this episode we sit down with Natasha Wallace Chief Solutions Officer & Managing director at Jellyfish to talk about what happens when AI starts to “mediate parts of the journey” and reshape how ...
Melody Lee didn’t grow up knowing a role like CMO of Mercedes-Benz USA was available to her. On Raising Wealth, she traces the path from her upbringing by immigrant parents to leading one of the most ...
In November 2025, the Interactive Advertising Bureau and the Media Rating Council published the first standardized framework for measuring attention in digital advertising. The guidelines established ...
Milka Privodanova, VP Large Customers International at LinkedIn, led a talk show-style panel to tackle the toughest questions the market faces when it comes to ROI. Privodanova kicked off the session ...
The April 20 edition of Marketecture is perfect. It’s the Data, Stupid! is beyond reproach, especially since it was authored by a guy who admits that the DSP he started, ran and sold for millions had ...
For an industry built on measurement, martech has a way of dodging the most important metric of all: whether it is actually working. There are currently more than 15,000 martech products available in ...
When it comes to the “last mile” of marketing and advertising, brands are suffering from a huge gap. While 80% of purchasing still occurs in physical stores, 90% of retail media budgets go online. As ...
In the mid-1970s, Kodak invented the first digital camera. Decades later, it had already invested in the future—acquiring Ofoto and launching products like the Kodak EasyShare One. And yet, Kodak ...
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