Editor of CMO Today at The Wall Street Journal. Let's go Knicks.

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A fake headline is circulating on X that falsely claims to be my reporting. I did not write that story, and neither I nor Ad Age has published a piece saying OpenAI changed its Super Bowl ad.
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Ronald McDonald and other protected characters have already appeared in user videos on Sora 2. Now OpenAI wants brands to voluntarily upload their mascots. on.wsj.com/3XgKmmN
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For years advertisers haven’t known how the biggest digital auctions actually work. Industry players want to finally change that. on.wsj.com/4h74RMc
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SCOOP: Paramount Skydance is preparing a majority cash bid for Warner Bros. Discovery that is backed by the Ellison family, according to people familiar with the situation wsj.com/business/media/param… via @WSJ
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and sometimes it gets tampons stocked in the freezer aisle
Sometimes gin in a gas can and tampons in an ice-cream tub just makes sense on.wsj.com/3UiyHTE
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An erotic bovine. A new name that means...what? Minor League and amateur baseball teams are increasingly out in left field when branding. ‘We did want an air of sensuality.’ wsj.com/lifestyle/when-did-m… via @WSJ
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AI has the potential to remake or wreck the creative industries, depending on who you ask. For one group—stock photographers—the writing is already on the wall, and it's not pretty. wsj.com/articles/the-last-st…
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Personal news: Earlier this week, I started a new job at The Wall Street Journal covering sustainability. I'll be reporting on climate, agriculture, and the energy transition for WSJ Pro Sustainable Business.
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"Distracted boyfriend" photographer says AI can't match humans' artistry. Other stock photographers predict doom wsj.com/articles/the-last-st… by @DollyDeighton
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“Highlighting a group of publishers and saying ‘MFA is bad’ is where we take issue,” says one publisher of sites branded as “made for advertising”—the ad industry’s latest public enemy No. 1 on.wsj.com/4arKRzu
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