
Communications Has a New Audience: The Model
AI models are rewriting the rules of brand visibility. In the GEO era, your brand lives or dies by what the model remembers. This series unpacks what that means for communications leaders—and how to build reputation inside the machine.

When There Is Too Much News
When there is too much news, journalists get overwhelmed, and stories get flattened. Two momentous stories no one should lose sight of—no matter how busy the news cycle.

What Can an Overdesigned Cat Learn from HBO’s Comeback?
Two iconic brands. Two branding missteps. One got it right.

Foundations Brace for Battle
“As cuts threaten institutions, programs, success lies in strength in numbers—and in storytelling. To protect their work, foundations and nonprofits must act together and communicate boldly, showing Americans not just what they do, but why it matters.”

A Pulitzer Win in Baltimore and the Future of Local News
“While journalism contracts, The Baltimore Banner is expanding what’s possible — exposing a deadly crisis and winning a Pulitzer in just three years. This may be the model to watch.”

The Work is Mysterious and Important
With a simple social post with the iconic Severance set design, haunting soundtrack, and office products, IKEA captures the cultural zeitgeist.