Media Coverage

Reuters: VP Research Director Glenn O’Donnell is interviewed about Intel’s latest earnings and how “a turnaround is finally happening” for the company. Read the full article here. Read more from Glenn here.

The Business Times: An article about “chumbox” advertisements features commentary from Principal Analyst Xiaofeng Wang about why these types of ads, despite poor design, remain popular with advertisers. Read the full article here. Read more from Xiaofeng here.

Marketplace: In an interview, Senior Analyst Christina McAllister discusses whether “unusually high call volume” has become the norm for customer service. Read the full article here. Read more from Christina here.

Fortune: VP, Principal Analyst Martha Bennett breaks down celebrities’ forays into the metaverse and Web3 and where they are, and aren’t, succeeding. Read the full article here. Read more from Martha here.

The Guardian: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx discusses Meta’s latest earnings and how questions remain as to whether Threads can sustain momentum following “its post-curiosity bump.” Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.

Fortune: VP Principal Analyst Jay Pattisall discusses Google’s new generative AI tool SGE and how it has the potential to make search as we know it “disappear.” Read the full article here. Read more from Jay here.

Reuters: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx shares how Elon Musk’s planned Twitter rebrand is likely to further alienate Twitter’s original, and once fiercely loyal, user base. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.

Bloomberg: VP Principal Analyst Dipanjan Chatterjee shares how Twitter’s brand value stands to be impacted by this rebrand. Read the full article here. Read more from Dipanjan here.

The New York Times: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx describes how Elon Musk’s rebrand of Twitter has “essentially wiped out 15 years of brand value” from the company. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.

BBC: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx offers perspective on Netflix’s latest earnings, including how the streaming giant’s crackdown on password sharing has helped it gain millions of new customers in the past three months. Listen to the episode here. Read more from Mike here.

Fortune: In an interview, Senior Analyst Andrew Cornwall offers reasons why Meta is opening access to the code behind its AI technology LLaMa2 — with caveats attached. Read the full article here. Read more from Andrew here.

CNN Business: With AI being a core theme of the ongoing writers’ and actors’ strike, Analyst Rowan Curran discusses how AI technology advancements will make it difficult for a deal to be reached over rules for proper AI use in films and movies. Read the full article here. Read more from Rowan here,

Fortune: This article cites Forrester’s “Top 10 Emerging Technologies In 2023” research which finds that over the next few years, firms will need to navigate the risks of generative AI. Read the full article here.

Associated Press: In this AP video, VP, Research Director Mike Proulx offers insights into why Meta’s Threads is an “MVP product” for the company. Watch the full video here. Read more from Mike here.

The Wall Street Journal: Principal Analyst Lee Sustar describes how cloud hardware providers are seeing a potential opening to meet the computing demands of a major AI boom. Read the full article here. Read more from Lee here.

CNBC: VP, Principal Analyst Jay Pattisall explains how several major hurdles are preventing generative AI from having a major immediate impact on the online ad industry. Read the full article here. Read more from Jay here.

CNN Business: VP, Principal Analyst Sucharita Kodali shares how a struggling housing market could be a boon for budget furniture chain Ikea to gain more customers. Read the full article here. Read more from Sucharita here.

Associated Press: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx offers perspective about Meta’s launch of Threads to compete with Twitter. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.

Associated Press: VP, Research Director Mike Proulx discusses how Twitter’s new limits on tweets may prove “remarkably bad” for Twitter’s users and advertisers. Read the full article here. Read more from Mike here.