Visualizing data is often the best way to tell a story. Good job on this top-10. And, by the way, that AI-getting-smarter infographic is unnerving! via @NYTOpinion nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Rishad Tobaccowala’s three tips for remaining relevant in the face of rapid change:

1) Allocate one hour every day to learn

2) Once in a while, build an opposite case for what you believe is true

3) Think about a theme and build, create and make

#POSSIBLE2023

“Knowing everything is too much like knowing nothing; without a story, it’s all just information.” Jennifer Egan, The Candy House Jennifer Egan

Marion Lee of ⁦Netflix⁩ is creatively atomizing & amplifying the company’s content, and it’s working @NYTimes nytimes.com/2023/04/03/bus…

No local reporters=no local accountability. How do we move forward with this level of abject denial for our inherent civil responsibility. Thank you Los Angeles Times for bringing the the truth to bear.

And then there was this quote from @KevinRoose: “I worry that the technology will learn how to influence human users, sometimes persuading them to act in destructive and harmful ways” via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2023/02/16/tec…

The facts, when visualized like this, have a way of getting to the truth faster. We can do better. via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2017/11/07/wor…

This is just the best! A superb and cheeky review by ⁦Kevin Roose⁩ in which he actually uses AI to complete the review, then goes all meta on us by allowing AI to imagine a better source for books on, you guessed it, AI. #MustRead @NYTimes nytimes.com/2021/11/21/boo…

It borrowed short and lent long…

The events of the last 48 hours have been tumultuous. Briefly blocked by Elon for asking a question, picking up ~6K followers in a day and receiving so much support for my advocacy for advertisers. Nothing, compares to being included in Terry Kawaja‘s newest masterpiece, however

This seems like an expensive hobby…

As ⁦Benjamin Dreyer (@bcdreyer.bsky.social)⁩ so elegantly puts it: “Prose often benefits from the cushioning of a few extra words — for rhythm, for sense, sometimes simply to counter the airlessness of sentences that are so straitened they can’t breathe.” ⁦The Washington Post⁩ washingtonpost.com/opinions/2022/…

Love what Brooks Bell did to raise awareness about #ColonCancer with LEAD FROM BEHIND. Kudos to Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney who are raising awareness and saving lives!

I remember visiting BuzzFeed to learn how they create viral social content. They shared this, which is based on a simple question: Why do people share? It’s still so relevant—it shapes tone, style and boosts advocacy. ⁦BuzzFeed⁩ ⁦Jonah Peretti ⁩ idigital.co.nz/news/cultural-…

Who better than to talk about the Art of Smart Brevity than Axios’s own Jim VandeHei ! Axios
| TEDxOsh... youtu.be/NGy1o4jLkJc via YouTube

Keep style guide to no more than 4 or 5 pages, according to @GatherContent. @SashaLaFerte via Content Marketing Institute. contentmarketinginstitute.com/articles/how-t…

Looking forward to the CMO Roundtables on Growth - MMA's Great Debate Series! 5 sessions of leading CMOs on what achieves true marketing growth @mmaglobal #MarketingGrowthDebate mmaglobal.com/thegreatdebate

Join me in raising money for Meeting Essential Needs with Dignity!! via Givebutter givebutter.com/10Days2022

Expanding access to critical medicines and care in low- and middle- income countries cannot be done alone. Through partnerships like the #ATOMcoalition we are focused on improving cancer care and extending people’s lives.

#AccesstoMedicines