My latest: A leak probe inside the New York Times shows cracks in the culture of one of America’s leading newsrooms wsj.com/business/media…

One thing Twitter is still good for: searching and seeing that you are not the only one who just felt New York City have an earthquake.

Is “media parties” just another name for ad industry events where trade reporters huddle in the corner waiting for comms people to introduce them to CMOs and adtech founders?

X has hired Yale Cohen, former global head of standards for Publicis, as its new head of brand safety.

“We’re building a global town square, where safety and freedom of speech can and must coexist.”

I welcome the sweet embrace of death as long as it means I don’t have to go back to the office.

Gen AI has gripped the ad industry. Too bad consumers hate the look
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Elon Musk once tweeted 'I hate advertising' and deleted his companies' Facebook pages.

Now Tesla is advertising on Facebook, Instagram, Google, YouTube and of course this website. Why? Because it needs to sell more cars.

From Patience 🧐 and me
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Elon Musk once tweeted 'I hate advertising' and deleted his companies' Facebook pages.

Now Tesla is advertising on Facebook, Instagram, Google, YouTube and of course this website. Why? Because it needs to sell more cars.

From Patience 🧐 and me
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.President Biden: “Journalism is not a crime, and Evan went to Russia to do his job as a reporter —risking his safety to shine the light of truth on Russia’s brutal aggression against Ukraine.” #IStandWithEvan

Pavement “the unseen power of the picket fence” has an entire verse just listing songs from REM’s Reckoning

Hundreds of us The Wall Street Journal are reading Evan Gershkovich’s stories today as part of a series of events to mark a year since his unjust arrest in Russia - telling his story until he’s able to tell it himself. Watch here: youtube.com/live/gNweZEDej… #IStandWithEvan

NEW: Judge rejects X's lawsuit against the Center for Countering Digital Hate, which reported on the proliferation of hate speech on this platform, via Alexa Corse

“This case is about punishing the Defendants for their speech,” wrote Judge Charles Breyer
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“Either you end this crap, or I’m walking.” A Little League scandal in a tony part of Washington, D.C., pits high-powered parents against one another—and leads to a discovery. on.wsj.com/3xjdYpS on.wsj.com/3xjdYpS

Walmart-Vizio Deal Poses Risk to a Key Source of Consumer Data ⁦Patrick Coffee⁩ wsj.com/articles/walma…

In one of the new Dunkin commercials, Ben Affleck can be seen eating a gigantic donut. But they’re not selling giant donuts. Why would they show that if you can’t buy it? I want that.

TikTok is now asking users to call their senator to protest the House bill that would force a divestment or ban of TikTok, even after some House members said that this kind of prompting represented the kind of influence that worries them about TikTok

“'I want to introduce myself, I used to be Michael Kassan, oh no, I’m still Michael Kassan,' he said as he cued the bartender to bring him a martini.'

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This new wave of subway ads has twitter-level targeting.