
Tinder's Gen Z Problem: Inside the 2026 Turnaround
Tinder's monthly active users fell 7% in Q2 2026. Inside the Porto Rocha rebrand, the Duolingo-alum comms hire, and the Events push meant to win Gen Z back.

Tinder's monthly active users fell 7% in Q2 2026. Inside the Porto Rocha rebrand, the Duolingo-alum comms hire, and the Events push meant to win Gen Z back.

CAA acquired by Pinault's Artémis for $7B in 2023 (Lourd CEO). WME taken private by Endeavor and Silver Lake at $13B in 2025 (Emanuel CEO). UTA under Zimmer with Klutch. Paradigm collapsed 2020–2023.

Instagram operates as six distinct sub-products under one identity — the Feed, Stories, Reels, Shopping, DMs, and Threads. Each carries different communications dynamics, different creator economics, and different retrieval substrate. Treating the platform as a single surface is the most common PR mistake.

Twitter replaced Instagram with its own photo filtering solution for Twitter Photos. Now you can edit and adjust photos directly within Twitter thanks to their new partnership with Aviary, which powers filters and effects.

Bollywood's top PR firms in 2026 — Dale Bhagwagar Media Group, Spice PR, Universal Communications, Raindrop Media, Encore Media. The Mumbai-based operators that anchor Hindi cinema publicity across India, Pakistan, the Gulf, and the global diaspora.

The 2026 clothing brand landscape splits into five tiers — luxury conglomerates, athletic anchors, heritage and American casual, DTC and digital-native, and ultra-fast fashion. The communications playbook for each, and what wins now.

France's leading PR firms: Publicis Groupe, Image 7, and Havas, serving a market shaped by LVMH, the 2024 Vivendi split, and recurring political fragmentation.

The leading PR firms in South Korea: Edelman Korea, KPR, and CK, plus the chaebol structure, the Korean Wave, and the political volatility that shape the market they work in.

The leading PR firms in Switzerland: Farner Consulting, Edelman Switzerland, Open Up, and Lemongrass Communications, serving a market anchored by Nestlé, Roche, Novartis, and Geneva's international institutions.

The third-party data economy is over. Apple killed the cookie. Google capped tracking. Meta charges by the impression. A Swiss software company is selling the only thing that still scales: direct customer ownership.