Navigating the Pitfalls of Pay-for-Placement PR While the pay-for-placement PR model offers predictability, it comes with its own set of challenges. This model can sometimes blur the lines between genuine news and paid content, affecting perceived credibility. Let’s look at three examples of Pay for Placement PR. A consumer electronics brand pays for a feature … Read more
YouTube, via a report that found its way to my inbox, got me thinking about the impact of the marketing concept known as “the Creator Takeover.” Remember when we eagerly awaited our favorite TV shows to air? Those days feel like ancient history now in an era of time-shifted viewing vs. the days of appointment … Read more
Unpacking Pay-for-Performance PR: What You Need to Know In the dynamic world of public relations, businesses often seek innovative ways to secure media coverage and elevate their brand visibility. One such method that is gaining traction is the pay-for-performance (PFP) PR model. This results-oriented approach ensures that PR firms earn their fees only when they … Read more
Well, well, well. Bessemer Venture Partners (BVP) has done it again with their latest “State of the Cloud 2024″ report. And let me tell you, it’s a game-changer. If you’re even remotely involved in the cloud or AI industry, you’d be foolish not to dive into this report head-first. The key takeaway? AI is no … Read more
As we stand on the brink of another technological revolution, it’s impossible not to be both excited and slightly apprehensive about the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). Over the next 24 to 36 months, the AI landscape is set to evolve in ways that will fundamentally transform various industries and our everyday lives. Here’s … Read more
I’ve been using Google’s NotebookLM, their AI-powered research and writing assistant which now is expanding to over 200 countries and territories since it first came out. Now with the global rollout Google is including access to the upgraded Gemini 1.5 Pro, which means it will now offer several new capabilities that are all designed to … Read more
Brian Chen, the tech reporter at The New York Times, today presented a compelling case for the unparalleled influence of voice in AI-driven interfaces. His article points out the pivotal shift towards voice technology and emphasizes how AI is thriving in this medium and revolutionizing our interactions with the digital world. I tend to agree, … Read more
As someone who has spent time in the advertising world, I often interacted daily with creatives. With AI now a part of my everyday life for almost two years, it’s been fascinating to observe what creatives think about this technology. Initially, I encountered resistance from veteran creative professionals, while younger and more recently established designers … Read more
One has to wonder being that today is April 1st, whether this is an April Fools Day prank, or whom the joke is really being played on. I say this, as it’s not exactly new news, as back in August Microsoft signaled the market on the direction they were heading. Today’s news makes it seem … Read more
As a board member for a series of Non-Profit organizations, I was excited to read about how Google.org has launched its first generative AI accelerator program, supporting 21 nonprofits focused on various social impact areas like climate, health, education, and crisis response. These organizations will receive mentorship, technical training, and funding to develop high-impact applications of … Read more
