Artist and designer Kelly Anna’s work spans product design, sculpture, activations and collaborations – she even has her own paint colour with Lefranc Bourgeois, and it was an honour to have her return to the stage in London at December’s Nicer Tuesdays. From painting football pitches for Nike to getting
Microsoft has rewritten the Bing Webmaster Guidelines to cover how content appears in both traditional search results and Copilot’s AI-generated answers. The previous version focused on how Bing indexes and ranks websites. The rewrite extends that to Copilot and grounding API results, treating “grounding results and citations” as additional eligibility
Top of the Ticker: CNN’s Saturday morning program First of All with Victor Blackwell celebrated its 100th episode this past weekend. To mark the occasion, the staffers of the weekly show, which is also available via podcast, treated themselves to a celebratory cake. Launched in 2024, First of All covers
Can you believe that Cricut has been around for 20 years? To celebrate this special Anniversary and mark the occasion, the company has launched not one, but two brand-new cutting machines – the Cricut Joy 2 ($139.99 / £129.99) and the Cricut Explore 5 ($249 / £249.99) – available to
Google’s February 2026 Discover core update has finished rolling out, per an update posted to the Search Status Dashboard at 2:02 AM PT on February 27. The rollout took roughly 22 days, starting February 5. That’s about 8 days longer than Google’s original estimate of up to two weeks. Google
For marketing teams, AI is acceleration. For many customers, it’s a ride to someone else’s destination. Braze’s “Global Customer Engagement Review 2026” paints a picture that should make marketing leaders pause. On the one hand, adoption within marketing teams is nearly universal. On the other hand, consumers remain skeptical about
Not because they have toLena Sanver THE wild mallards returned to the village a few weeks ago. They are always on guard towards people, not at all like the domestic mallards that often are seen in parks and ponds. Even though the mallard is one of Europe’s most common duck
Google’s Gary Illyes and Martin Splitt used an episode of the Search Off the Record podcast to walk through how Google’s crawler handles HTML. The conversation revealed differences between how browsers and Googlebot process the same page. The discussion covered resource hints, metadata placement, and HTML validation. Several of Illyes’
For decades, the agency business has run on a simple, if imperfect logic: clients pay for time and the people who fill it. Hours logged, heads counted, invoices sent. Nobody particularly loved it but it was predictable enough that nobody moved to change it. That may finally be shifting. At
Design director Adam Buckland says that Studio Drama was a massive part of bringing to life the entire project. By sharing references, thoughts, rough sketches and half-baked ideas, BBH and Studio Drama agreed to never play it safe. When something goes well, Adam calls it “zagging”. Chris Nott, co-founder and
