Coles Picks Topsort to Scale Retail Media With AI and Bidding Tools
Coles, which has more than 1,800 stores across the country.Read More
Coles, which has more than 1,800 stores across the country.Read More
LinkedIn appointed McCann as global creative agency of record following a closed review.Read More
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The Trump administration on Monday said it has arrived at a deal with China that will allow TikTok to continue operating in the U.S. Read More
There’s a button in WordPress that initiates a new post. And another that publishes it.
That’s a clear and practical metaphor for what we do, all day, every day.
The ‘post’ of our action or inaction might seem trivial, but it’s a post nonetheless. Layer by layer, actions and interactions leave a trail behind.
When we post with intention, we create a pattern that begins to create a structure and a narrative we’re pleased with. “That doesn’t sound like me,” is a useful way to stay on track.
What are your planned posts for today?

Founders’ takes is a new series featuring expert insights from tech leaders transforming industries with artificial intelligence. In this edition, Lucas Spreiter, founder of German startup Venta AI, shares his vision of AI employees. Artificial intelligence is about to enable the most dramatic shift of the century: the transition from human labour to AI labour. In the coming years, businesses won’t just use AI as a tool — they’ll employ AI as real colleagues, handling critical workflows end-to-end. That shift is inevitable. The real question is: whose employees will we be hiring? If Europe doesn’t catch up with the US and…
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The merger pairs virtual product placement with social-content automation to make ads more engaging—and harder to ignore.Read More