The judge's willingness to keep even basic video zoom technology out of evidence in the Rittenhouse trial suggests it should be a preview of what's ahead.

Globally, the most common forms of discrimination in our industry occur on the basis of family status and age, not gender or skin color.

Once these brands have had "success in the small" finding the sweet spot for distinctiveness and memorability, they turn to scaled video.

The tactic-by-tactic measurement model tries to say that one touch is more valuable than the next, but maybe it's the mix we should be focused on.

When the need for advertising revenue runs up against a question of ethical treatment of users, it will always be Facebook's ethics that give way.

Waymo -- formerly the Google self-driving car project -- has begun the formal process of mapping New York City for its driverless cars.

It's more than just saying "We need to understand the other side." That approach can be part of the problem.

Is brand purpose a king with no clothes? That's what some marketing experts claim.

I think this whole push toward the metaverse makes sense. It smells a lot like the push toward digital in 1995.

The metaverse is a world of our own making, where we imagine we can fix what we screwed up in the maddeningly unpredictable real world.