I’m a creature of habit, and nothing gets my endorphins flowing like daily smart home routines that run like clockwork. Over the years, I’ve set up an elaborate array of smart automations that control my lights, switch fans on and off, take charge of my robot vacuums, and warn me about rogue water leaks …
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After years of fragmentation, companies across the marketing and media industry are rethinking the way they manage identity to determine the best future business approach to consolidation. Some marketers are choosing to consolidate their identity stacks — taking steps to reduce the number of data partners, pare back overlapping solutions and align systems around a …
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Digiday Publishing Summit: Hear from execs at The New York Times, Thomson Reuters, Trusted Media Brands and many others SECURE YOUR SEAT Sponsored by Wrike • August 14, 2025 • Trending in Future of Work 01 02 03 More from Digiday Warby Parker joins brands that have killed home try-on in favor of virtual tests …
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By Digiday Editors • August 14, 2025 • Ivy Liu The shifting tectonic plates of the internet have focused attention on the leading publicly listed ad tech companies, with the fortunes of such entities considered a bellwether of the wider sector. Upon initial viewing, everything was positive for the companies in this cohort over the …
Jimmy Zollo, the co-founder of Joe & Bella, thought India could be a viable alternative for the online retailer’s China-made socks. The company explored moving production there, drawn by lower costs and a perception that the country was politically “safe” from steep taxes enacted by the Trump administration. “Pricing seemed great,” Zollo said. “We actually …
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As AI goes global in the workplace, many of us grapple with questions that go far beyond productivity metrics — questions like: How do we maintain authenticity while leveraging the assistance of machines? What happens when the line between human and AI-generated work becomes impossible to detect? How do we navigate the balance between employing …
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Believe me, I get it–asking an AI chatbot to turn a picture of your pride and joy into a whimsical cartoon character is seriously fun. The appeal is undeniable, but yeah, there are risks. This exact scenario actually played out at a family cookout a few weeks ago. When a well-meaning relative showed me an …
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When you want to find information online, where do you go? For a long time, Google was the answer. The search giant has become so embedded in modern culture that we use “to Google” as a verb. But there’s a new player on the block—one that has upended everything. More and more people are flocking …
The U.S. government is discussing whether it will take a stake in beleaguered chipmaker Intel Corp. as a way to bail it out of its financial struggles, according to a report. Bloomberg reported that the two sides were in discussions, but nothing has been decided: not when or even if it could happen, nor the …