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Fox News had its highest-rated week in total viewers and the demo since September 2025.Read More

NBC’s Nightly News was the only broadcast with viewership gains in both measured categories.Read More

Plus, why acquiring new customers are not the best way to growth.Read More

The three news outlets continue to cover the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s motherRead More

ESPN and Disney announce content and programming ahead of Super Bowl LXI.Read More

We stand at one of history’s most exhilarating crossroads. Artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of work, business, and human potential at breathtaking speed. The very capabilities that make us most human, our creativity, our imagination, our ability to dream up what doesn’t yet exist, are becoming our most valuable assets. This is not a story about humans versus machines. It’s a story about human potential unleashed. It’s about a future where technology handles the tedious so we can focus on the transcendent. Where the dreamers, the questioners, the bold thinkers who color outside the lines are not just welcomed,…

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What an admirable goal. Perhaps the overriding goal of all goals.

How often do we measure this? Do we even know how?

Do the systems we’re in push us from considering this? I wonder why.

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Paris-headquartered Naboo has raised a $70m in Series B as it accelerates its ambition to become the operating layer for how large companies plan, book, and control corporate events. The round is led by Lightspeed Venture Partners, the same investor that backed Mistral AI in 2023, and lands just a year after Naboo closed a €20m Series A. Naboo positions itself as an AI-powered procurement platform for corporate events, covering everything from venue booking and travel to supplier coordination and budget control. Founded in 2022, Naboo built its name on simplifying how companies organise and run corporate events,  from booking…

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Databricks is having one of those years that most enterprise software companies would quietly envy. The data and AI platform says it has reached a $5.4bn annual revenue run rate, growing 65% year over year, at a time when growth across the sector has cooled noticeably. For a private company, that pace is rare. And it helps explain why investors have continued to pour money into Databricks, even as funding has become more selective. The company says it has now raised more than $7bn in total capital, including recent equity funding that values the business at $134bn, alongside a large…

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The 2026 Super Bowl was down around 2.8 million viewers from last year.Read More