Month: October 2023

To celebrate the Halloween season, winemaker 19 Crimes partnered with Universal Monsters to release two limited-edition wines themed after Universal’s classic horror monsters Dracula and Frankenstein’s Monster (here, just called “Frankenstein”). These limited-edition wines have glow-in-the-dark labels and feature an augmented reality experience. People can scan the QR code on the back of each bottle…

Privacy advocates are urging the FTC to investigate the privacy practices of LGBTQ+ dating app Grindr – including whether the app enabled advertisers to obtain sensitive data without users’ consent.

“We’re no longer a membership company – we’re a creator fandom company,” said Patreon CEO Jack Conte. Updates include free membership tiers for creators, helping fans follow their work without having
to sign up for a paid subscription, a community-building feature the company has been testing since June.

The retail and fashion industries have undergone significant transformation in recent years, driven by changing consumer preferences and the rise of ecommerce. Even industry leaders like Abercrombie & Fitch have faced formidable challenges. In response, the brand embarked on a journey to reintroduce itself. On the latest episode of The Speed of Culture podcast, Suzy…

Mathias Dopfner comments as his company shows interest in acquiring The Telegraph.

AIandYou says this is the first multicultural public awareness campaign on AI and the 2024 election. The campaign targets multicultural and other voters who overwhelmingly vote as Democrats.

Amy Reinhard succeeds ad-tier pioneer Jeremi Gorman, Eunice Kim and Elizabeth Stone promoted to chief product officer, chief technology officer, respectively.

The Gaetz Eight make it likely conservatives are going to hit a wall in next year’s election.

He helped Democrats remove Kevin McCarthy because he wanted attention. The GOP should give him none.