Catégorie : Tech News
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Gen Z’s Digital Shift: Why TikTok Isn’t Replacing Google After All
A recent study by Adobe Express reveals that despite previous beliefs that TikTok was surpassing Google, Generation Z is actually returning to using Google. This shift indicates a renewed preference for Google’s search capabilities among younger users, challenging earlier assumptions about TikTok’s dominance.
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Showcasing Post-War Masterpieces: Hank S. McNeil, Jr.’s Philadelphia Townhouse Collection
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Introducing a New Way to Fly in Comfort: Affordable Economy Seating Innovations
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Brands Like P&G and Crocs Embrace Bite-Sized Storytelling in Mobile Soap Operas
Advertisers such as P&G, Crocs, and Maybelline are integrating their products into the plotlines of brief, soapy serials designed for mobile viewing. This strategy aims to captivate audiences with concise entertainment that seamlessly incorporates brand promotions, appealing to consumers who prefer quick, accessible content on their phones.
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Jimmy Iovine Predicts Spotify’s Downfall: A Bold Claim or a Prophetic Insight?
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Instagram just launched its 1st official campaign for Instagram TV. Rumors of an Instagram CTV app started circulating back in June, then picked up pace when Adam Mosseri said Meta was actively… | Nick Tran | 32 comments
Instagram has launched its first official campaign for Instagram TV, aiming to expand its Reels feature onto connected TVs, following rumors and a statement by Adam Mosseri about TV integrations. With Reels accounting for 21% of U.S. ad impressions on Instagram in Q2 2025, this move is designed to capitalize on the competitive short-form video…
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13 of the best Nano Banana trends from 2025
In 2025, Nano Banana, an image generation and editing model, saw significant success with its debut in August as the leading model globally, particularly due to its Gemini 2.5 Flash Image’s ability to consistently edit and blend images. By November, Nano Banana Pro was released, leveraging Gemini 3 Pro’s advanced reasoning and real-world knowledge, expanding…
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Podcast: Meta’s Business AI tools and the ad-product divide (with Simon Whitcombe) | Mobile Dev Memo by Eric Seufert
In a recent episode of the Mobile Dev Memo podcast, Simon Whitcombe, Vice President of the Global Business Group at Meta, discusses the company’s Business AI and Meta AI business assistant, which were announced just before AdWeek. The conversation explores how these AI tools aid advertisers beyond traditional advertising, optimize product understanding, and enhance creative…
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Colgate-Palmolive’s gen-AI marketing pilot – Think with Google
Colgate-Palmolive, a 219-year-old company known for its innovation, has implemented a generative AI pilot, led by Chief Digital and Insights Officer Brigitte King, in collaboration with Hill’s Pet Nutrition. The pilot focused on the “3 Vs” of content—volume, variety, and velocity—to create video ads four to six times faster and at a lower cost than…
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Is YouTube TV? The debate still rages and it seems you have to be firmly in one camp or the other. And, unsurprisingly, these camps correlate very closely with the demographic, socio economic and… | Simon Lane
The debate over whether YouTube qualifies as TV continues, polarized along demographic, socio-economic, and geographic lines. Significantly, a large portion of the traditional TV audience views YouTube as a viable TV alternative, evidenced by the increase in YouTube viewership on TV sets, rising from less than 30% three years ago to over 50% today.
