
Antenna Group Names Anna Cahill Leonard Its New President, Announces Technology Practice
Anna Cahill Leonard is responsible for client strategy and counsel, and will also launch Antenna Group's Technology practice later this year.

Anna Cahill Leonard is responsible for client strategy and counsel, and will also launch Antenna Group's Technology practice later this year.

MRY is expanding and re-launching as a newly formed agency following the merger of MRY and LBi US.

Havas Worldwide's Love & Lust research has tracked how digital tools — from dating apps to AI companions — are reshaping how people date, cheat, and define commitment.

Men are increasingly buying personal care products, but they dislike the real-life shopping aspect of the process, favoring online purchases. Retailers and personal care product marketers need to tackle this challenge when targeting men for more than the basic self care products such as body wash, shampoo or shave cream.

Virgin Media's tongue-in-cheek 2013 newsjack of the UK horsemeat scandal became a canonical example of lateral newsjacking — borrowing cultural attention from an unrelated crisis without taking on its reputational baggage. The technique, the risk frame, and why it's now the default safe move.

How do you deal with the written language in contractual agreements? This case study by EPR contributor Cassie Lummus gives you a few clues.

Lovable, the Swedish AI-native app-building platform, went from launch to one of the most-cited names in the vibe-coding category within months. The mechanic — founder visibility, original product story, named technical authority, and a community that built the citation footprint the company could not have purchased.

Earlier this week, business and market intelligence startup Radius announced having completed a $12.4 million dollar funding round. The Series B funding, from American Express, Blue Run Ventures, and other investors, is slated for continued development.

In 2013, the Software Advice B2B Demand Generation Benchmark Survey told a clean story: email and SEO were winning, social was overspent, trade shows were defended. Thirteen years later, the channels have changed. The underlying truth has not.

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