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  • Google rolls out age-based safety features in Singapore

    Google has announced plans to implement age assurance technology across its products in Singapore starting Q1 2026. The initiative is part of a broader effort to strengthen online safety for young users. The update, shared during Google’s Safer with Google event attended by Minister of State Rahayu Mahzam, signals a wider shift in how platforms…

  • Google updates its iconic “G” for the AI era

    Google has refreshed its iconic four-color “G” logo with a brighter, more gradient-heavy design that reflects the company’s shift into its AI-first future. While the change might seem subtle at first glance, it signals a broader branding evolution that marketers should pay attention to. This article explores the reasoning behind the design change, how it…

  • Adobe Express survey reveals global generative AI search trends for mastering prompts

    As generative AI tools go mainstream, a new Adobe Express study reveals which countries and tools are dominating the global conversation and how people are preparing to make better use of them. From the U.S. to India and Germany, internet users are driving search volumes for prompts related to ChatGPT, Adobe Firefly, and Midjourney. And…

  • KFC Singapore launches Thai-Thai menu and Butterbear collab

    KFC Singapore is dialing up regional flavors and pop culture with its latest launch: a Thai-inspired limited-time menu and a collectible collaboration with Bangkok’s viral mascot, Butterbear. Kicking off on 15 October and running through 25 November 2025, the new “Thai-Thai saucy chicken” range draws inspiration from Thai street food and pairs KFC’s signature crispy…

  • LinkedIn and Love, Bonito tackle career questions women hesitate to ask

    LinkedIn is partnering with fashion brand Love, Bonito to start a different kind of workplace conversation, one that centers the questions women often leave unspoken. From navigating mentorship to communicating with confidence, the new regional campaign, titled “What we don’t ask: Career questions women should start asking”, aims to close the confidence gap that persists…

  • Cathay Pacific uses AI to treat burnout with a travel prescription

    Singaporeans may be racking up overtime, but not vacation days. According to Expedia’s 2024 Global Vacation Deprivation report, 62% of Singaporeans say they rarely use all their annual leave. Enter Cathay Pacific’s newest antidote to burnout: a travel campaign with AI as the doctor. This article explores “Tripment,” a tongue-in-cheek campaign that repositions air travel…

  • Collaborator review: features, pros, and cons of the PR marketplace

    Despite the wide variety of free and paid guest posting platforms and marketplaces available on the web, promoting a brand or business still remains hard work — yet it is something you cannot succeed without. The challenge is not simply the number of websites that accept guest posts and press releases, or the high prices…

  • The best time to post on LinkedIn according to Adobe Express study

    Timing matters more than ever on LinkedIn, and not just for your audience. Adobe Express just surveyed over 600 business owners and marketers to figure out when posts get the most attention. Their findings suggest many professionals might be getting their timing wrong. Most marketers stick to posting on Mondays and late mornings. But according…

  • OpenAI is quietly building internal ad infrastructure

    A new job listing reveals plans for campaign tools, attribution, and platform integration OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is taking a significant step into MarTech territory. A recent job listing shows the company is hiring a Growth Paid Marketing Platform Engineer to build in-house tools for campaign management, real-time attribution, and ad platform integration. The…

  • Friend’s subway takeover gambles on backlash to sell AI companions

    Avi Schiffmann wants you to hate his startup’s ads, and maybe that’s the point. The 22-year-old founder of AI companion company Friend has launched what he claims is the first major AI-focused out-of-home campaign, dropping over US$1 million to blanket New York City’s subway system with provocative posters. But rather than sell the idea of…