Lego has announced its biggest set ever, at 12,060 pieces. The model is a replica of Gaudí’s impressive La Sagrada Familia. You get to build it as it was actually constructed too, beginning with the Apse with Crypt, the Nativity façade – the only part Gaudí completed before he died
Some websites can now opt out of Google’s AI search features without losing their place in standard search results. The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority imposed a conduct requirement this week, and Google began testing its own Search Console toggle the same day. The real question is whether there’s enough
The growing martech delivery gap comes from an ecosystem that treats platform fluency as proof of transformation capability. While certification matters, it doesn’t prove that an internal team or an external partner can redesign workflows, resolve governance issues, manage stakeholder complexity, or deliver sustained operational value from a platform. Martech
This series explores wind-shaped desert dunes, revealing sculptural forms, fine textures and shifting patterns created by light, shadow and constantly moving sand. Source link
The agent visiting your website knows the person who sent it. That is the shift underneath Google’s Gemini Deep Research Max, launched on April 21, 2026, as a public preview on the paid Gemini API tier. Deep Research Max itself is a narrow rollout. The pattern it ships is a
Late last month, Google plugged its Gemini Omni model into YouTube Shorts’ existing Remix tool, turning it into a way to heavily rework or transform creators’ videos. Billed as a way to “easily step into the trends and conversations on YouTube,” the update has instead raised fresh questions across the
“I’m obsessed with my collection of Japanese magazines, specifically Graphic Design (グラフィックデザイン) from the 1950s-70s. Every time I page through them, something different surfaces – a layout, a detail, a colour choice I’d flipped past a hundred times before. It’s always connected to whatever I’m interested in or working on
Ann Handley posted something on LinkedIn last week that stopped me mid-scroll. She’s a Wall Street Journal bestselling author and one of the most respected voices in marketing, and she wrote: “AI literacy is not prompt literacy. It’s judgment literacy.“ Her post went on to ask a question that nobody
For the past few days, CNN’s chief international correspondent, Clarissa Ward, has been reporting from Bunia, the capital of the Ituri Province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the epicenter of the latest Ebola outbreak. Ward and her CNN crew, who have been the only TV news organization in the
A UK government review published recently revealed one million 16-24 year olds are out of work, with ministers warning of a “lost generation” of talent. In the creative industry it has been widely reported that entry level roles are disappearing. The annual IPA Agency Consensus showed a drop from 56%
