In a social media landscape that changes every day, marketers need to understand not just which platforms are trending, but what truly sparks conversation and builds trust. These four stories …
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Last week’s wave of AI news showed that the race is no longer just about language models, but has expanded into products, infrastructure, advertising, electric vehicles, video, coding, and corporate …
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Bloomberg says Meta is considering building a cloud business to sell excess AI computing power. The move signals that the AI race is shifting beyond models and apps into infrastructure …
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The AI race is entering a new phase: it is no longer just about launching more powerful models, but also about controlling how the technology is deployed, accessed, and governed. …
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AI is reshaping two of marketing’s most important touchpoints at once: how brands are discovered in search and how teams run tasks with AI assistants. For Vietnamese marketers, this is …
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AI is changing how brands are discovered, understood, and recommended. For Vietnamese marketers, this means CMS is no longer just a place to publish content, but the foundational layer that …
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A new study cited by MarTech suggests that many long-held email subject line “best practices” are no longer as reliable as marketers think. In some cases, applying them mechanically may …
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The rise of short-form video, the power of viral moments, and the growing role of AI continue to shape how brands do social media in 2026. Two new international stories …
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SEO is entering a phase of change faster than the usual algorithm update cycle. From page speed and AMP to crawler rules and AI’s impact on search behavior, the latest …
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AI is moving from a support tool to part of digital life, directly shaping how people search for information, learn, and make decisions. For Vietnamese marketers, these three updates show …
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AI is moving from a “new tool” to a “new operating system” for marketing, but not every team is using it the right way. The latest international news shows that …
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As audiences pay less attention to standalone ads, major brands are finding new ways to stay relevant through experiences, games, and popular culture. New moves from Chipotle and Doritos show …