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CNBC – Myspace Eyes Comeback As An ‘Antidote’ To Social Media Fatigue — But It May Be A Long Shot
CNBC: Principal Analyst Kate Winick provides perspective on the competitive realities facing social media platforms and whether legacy brands can regain relevance. Read the full article here. Read more about Kate here.
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Forbes – Agentic AI Is Breaking Security’s Human Assumptions
Forbes: Reporting from Black Hat 2026, Principal Analyst Jess Burn discusses how agentic AI is reshaping security assumptions and increasing the need to modernize governance, risk, and security practices. Read the full article here. Read more about Jess here.
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Bloomberg – CEO Ubiquity Is No Substitute For Disclosure
Bloomberg: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx outlines that Netflix is following a familiar playbook by reducing transparency around metrics that face increasing scrutiny. Read the full article here. Read more about Mike here.
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CNBC – The Next AI Boom In Stock Market After Memory Chip Trade May Be Photonics
CNBC: Senior Analyst Alvin Nguyen comments on AI-driven semiconductor demand and how evolving infrastructure requirements are influencing technology investment decisions. Read the full article here. Read more about Alvin here.
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BBC News – Meta Shares Fall As Frustration Grows Over AI Spending Plans
BBC News: Following Meta earnings, Mike Proulx discusses how the company’s aggressive AI spending is shaping investor expectations and the long-term platform race. Read the full article here. Read more about Mike here.
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Reuters – Apple Briefly Tops $5 Trillion Market Value For first Time
Reuters: Following news that Apple briefly reached a $5 trillion market value, Dipanjan Chatterjee comments on the new iPhone leasing program, explaining how it reinforces Apple’s customer-centric strategy. Read the full article here. Read more about Dipanjan here.
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Bloomberg – AI Is Replacing Customer Service Jobs At CBA, Microsoft, Uber
Bloomberg: Kate Leggett’s report, The Quantitative Employment Impact Of AI On Customer Service Jobs, is referenced in this coverage of how AI is changing customer service employment. Read the full article here. Read more about Kate here.
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The Wall Street Journal – Paramount Agrees to Pause Its Warner Bros. Merger
The Wall Street Journal: Discussing that Paramount has agreed to postpone the closing of its Warner Bros. Discovery merger until 2027, Mike Proulx explains that prolonged regulatory scrutiny creates strategic uncertainty at a time when media companies are already navigating significant market disruption. Read the full article here. Read more about mike here.
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Marketplace – An AI Customer Service Agent Will Take Your Call Now
Marketplace: As AI customer service agents are gaining traction as companies look to reduce costs and improve efficiency, Max Ball shares that most organizations are not yet ready to hand customer service fully over to AI despite growing investment in automation. Read the full article here. read more about Max here.
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The New York Times – Netflix Revenue Grows 13% To $12.6 Billion
The New York Times: Mike Proulx discusses Netflix’s latest earnings and highlights the company’s tendency to redirect attention when key metrics draw scrutiny. Read the full article here. Read more about Mike here.
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Financial Times – Comcast’s ‘Amicable Divorce’ Unwinds Hollywood’s Corporate Experiment
Financial Times: Mike Proulx comments on Comcast’s split from NBCUniversal, a decision that signals how streaming-driven disruption is accelerating a long-term unbundling of legacy media business models. Read the full article here. Read more about Mike here.
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The New York Times – Fox To Acquire Roku, Joining The Battle For The Living Room
The New York Times: Mike Proulx examines Fox’s $22B Roku acquisition as a strategic move to unite premium live content with a dominant streaming platform, strengthening scale, data access, and connected TV advertising reach. Read the full article here. Read more about Mike here.
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The Guardian – Apple Debuts Revamped ‘Siri AI’ And New Child Safety Features For iPhones And iPads
The Guardian: Dipanjan Chatterjee says Apple’s Siri AI push signals cautious progress on safety and differentiation, but it still must demonstrate clear value and trust to compete in generative AI. Read the full article here. Read more about Dipanjan here.
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BBC News – Nvidia Announces New AI Chip For Personal Computers
BBC News: Charlie Dai highlights mounting concerns around AI development, highlighting that stronger safeguards and alignment with human values are essential as capabilities accelerate and risks become more complex. Read the full article here. Read more about Charlie here.
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CNBC – Meta Has Struggled At Selling Anything Other Than Ads. Will AI Be Different?
CNBC: Naveen Chhabra discusses Meta’s AI ambitions, highlighting uncertainty around whether AI can diversify revenue beyond ads as monetization strategies remain unproven despite significant investment and rising market expectations. Read the full article here. Read more about Naveen here.
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CNBC – Nvidia Is Investing Billions Into This Emerging Technology That Could Change The AI Industry
CNBC: Alvin Nguyen highlights Nvidia’s investment in photonics, underscoring its potential to address AI infrastructure bottlenecks by improving speed and energy efficiency as demand for advanced computing continues to surge. Read the full article here. Read more about Alvin here.
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International Business Times – How AI Is Revolutionising Consumer Shopping Habits: Chatbots Over Search Engines
International Business Times: Data from Chuck Gahun’s report on UK consumers usage and trust of agentic commerce is highlighted in this article on AI revolutionizing consumer shopping habits. Read the full article here. Read more about Chuck here.
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The Economist – The War Between Businesses And Hackers Enters A Perilous New Phase
The Economist: Erik Nost discusses how the ongoing war between businesses and hackers is entering a perilous new phase, forcing organizations to rapidly adapt their defensive strategies against escalating cyber threats. Read the full article here. Read more about Erik here.
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Forbes – Lionel Messi And Ronaldo Nazário Play For Michelob Ultra In World Cup Ad
Forbes: Dipanjan Chatterjee examines a new World Cup campaign featuring Lionel Messi and Ronaldo Nazario and explains that leveraging these massive global soccer icons allows the brand to significantly expand its international consumer appeal. Read the full article here. Read more about Dipanjan here.
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Bloomberg – Alphabet, Amazon Outpace Meta In AI During Earnings Bonanza
Bloomberg: Lee Sustar comments on recent big tech earnings from Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft, analyzing how massive AI investments are currently reshaping their financial trajectories. Read the full article here. Read more about Lee here.