Trump Tariffs Hit Pinterest’s Ad Revenues
Pinterest hopes that investing in more advanced AI capabilities for merchants and advertisers will help it make up lost ground on revenue.Read More
Google Takes a Step Toward an Internet Built for AI Agents
The tech giant unleashes a new protocol called WebMCP, designed to help sites structure how AI agents interact with them.Read More
Winter Olympics 2026 Ad Tracker: See the Biggest Commercials From Milano Cortina
The Winter Olympics ad tracker shows ongoing updates of the latest Milano Cortina commercials.Read More
WPP’s Creative Agency Reorg Would Land Too Little, Too Late
Insiders weigh the upside of the reported WPP Creative unit against the risks of bureaucracy and disruptionRead More
Stop talking to AI, let them talk to each other: The A2A protocol
Have you ever asked Alexa to remind you to send a WhatsApp message at a determined hour? And then you just wonder, ‘Why can’t Alexa just send the message herself? Or the incredible frustration when you use an app to plan a trip, only to have to jump to your calendar/booking website/tour/bank account instead of your AI assistant doing it all? Well, exactly this gap between AI automation and human action is what the agent-to-agent (A2A) protocol aims to address. With the introduction of AI Agents, the next step of evolution seemed to be communication. But when communication between machines…
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Building Email Communities: How to Grow a Raving Audience
Are you struggling to maintain consistent engagement with your audience on social media? Frustrated by declining reach and algorithms that keep changing the rules? In this article, you’ll discover how to build thriving communities through email sequences that create engagement social platforms can’t deliver. Understanding Email as a Community-Building Tool Facebook groups get deleted, algorithm […]
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Swedish pet insurtech Lassie raises $75M Series C after hitting $100M ARR
Imagine the moment you bring a new dog or cat into your life. That mix of excitement and responsibility. Vet visits, vaccines, learning what food suits them, managing check-ups, and always wondering how to keep them healthy as they grow. Most pet insurance only steps in after a costly accident or illness. It doesn’t help you avoid the situation in the first place. Lassie’s product is built around a different insight: giving owners the tools to look after their pets every day, not just when something goes wrong. Now, Stockholm-based insurtech Lassie has secured $75 million in a Series C…
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Tip for tap
There is plenty of unintentional harm in our world. We’ve all been bruised or derailed by someone who had no ill intent.
We often respond with intentional harm, to make a point and to teach a lesson.
The alternative is clarity. Shared understanding instead of intentional pain.
Tap is going to keep coming. It’s the tip that’s up to us.
Understanding the valuation of intangible assets in tech deals
In a technology M&A deal, whether you are acquiring or selling a tech or software business, valuation rarely hinges on a single dimension. Financial performance, growth efficiency, and cash flow durability remain the backbone of any transaction. In practical terms, this means metrics such as revenue and ARR, retention as a proxy for revenue quality, margin structure, and capital intensity continue to anchor how buyers price risk. However, alongside these tangible indicators sits another layer of value, one that does not always surface cleanly in financial statements and may even remain invisible if it is not properly understood or articulated:…
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Retargeting Has Found Its Way to the Chatbots
A new product will enable brands to target users as they move from answer engine to webpage. Sound familiar?Read More