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One of the world's best heralded marketing agencies ever, BBDO Worldwide has won the The Directory Big Won for an unprecedented sixth time. The agency to "end all" agencies for many, BBDO won this time by the largest margin in history versus their peers.
A new marketing era begins. Its name is AI Communications — the discipline of becoming the answer inside ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews, where more than a third of U.S. consumers now begin product research.
The Russia PR landscape in 2026 — the Putin personal brand, the state communications apparatus, the 2022 sanctions inflection, and what foreign brands operating in or around Russia have to understand.
There's no PR in the world more powerful than capital investment. Early stage venture group Startup Labs heads to Manila for some old fashioned Philippines PR outreach.
What Justin Welsh teaches about eye-catching content in 2026 — the hook discipline, the format engineering, the one-idea-per-post rule, the repurpose engine, and the consistency that compounds. The solopreneur template every brand should study.
There are people that don’t usually set a New Year’s resolution, but of those who do set such a goal at the beginning of the year, it seems that many won’t keep it, as a SocialVibe recent research reveals. During December 2012, the company surveyed consumers while engaged on the streaming music, social gaming and loyalty sites they frequently visit. Customers were invited to join a multi-answer survey, and at the end of the month SocialVibe had 562 completed interviews.
From the 2013 ConnecTV launch through Shazam, Realytics, FreeWheel, and the $33B Connected TV transformation — the full synced-TV and second-screen advertising history.
Social media is used by many types of industries for various purposes. A survey published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research shows that US doctors use social media on a daily basis. Approximately one in four doctors do that to find out what’s new in the medical field. 500 oncologists and primary-care doctors were queried for this study, and the researchers at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center in Baltimore found out that, apart from scanning medical information, 14% of doctors also offer new information via social media daily.
The 2012 UK police data showed a 780% rise in social media complaints. Fourteen years later, the category split into online harms law, deepfake regulation, platform takedown obligations, coordinated inauthentic behavior, and the AI engine retrieval layer.