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Weekly stories, cool campaigns, and insights from the digital marketing and advertising world. A podcast by Carney, the digital agency behind The Daily Carnage newsletter.

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    Sony & The Death of Physical Media

    Sony has announced it will stop production of physical discs in January 2028, shifting to digital only. The public backlash was swift, sparking a conversation about physical media and the meaning of ownership. In this episode, Shannon breaks down why consumers respond emotionally to business decisions, how Sony mishandled the PR, and ways you can use physical media and ownership to differentiate your brand and build positive sentiment.

  2. 10. Juli

    Brand vs. Planet: The Marketer's AI Footprint

    Today, AI is integrated into nearly all of our marketing workflows, whether we like it or not. It's tempting to think of it as a free productivity tool, but the truth is that it comes with significant energy, water, land, and social costs. In the latest episode of The Daily Carnage Show, Shannon gives an overview of: How AI demand is stressing global infrastructuresIncreasing efficiency vs. exponential demandCalls for more transparency ...and how marketers can better understand their relationship to AI, set their own participation boundaries, and advocate for responsible decision-making on their teams.

  3. 24. Juni

    Marketing as Infrastructure: Our Cannes Titanium Lions Picks

    This year's Cannes Lions Titanium shortlist is stacked,  but we're breaking down our five favorites that change the game and raise the bar.

  4. 17. Juni

    Silent Spring: Is Rainbow Capitalism Dead?

    🌈 It's been another quiet June. For more than a decade, it's been all rainbow logos and limited-edition Pride Month merch drops. But after DEI rollbacks across the U.S. (and the 2023 Target incident), many brands have scaled back their financial and public support for LGBTQ+ initiatives inside and outside of their organizations. In the latest episode of The Daily Carnage Show, Shannon breaks down the 2010s era of rainbow capitalism and pinkwashing, which both harmed and benefitted the community. Is it officially over? Plus, which brands are still showing up for Pride Month when it's politically complicated to do so? 0:24 - The End of an Era 2:11 - The 2023 Target Situation 2:58 - Rainbow Capitalism 6:06 - Pride, By the Numbers 8:24 - Brands Showing Up 9:39 - The Risk of Retreat10:24 - Conclusion

  5. 29. Mai

    The Future of Google Search

    At the annual I/O conference, Google announced it would overhaul search as we know it. Our current experience will be ultimately replaced with an intelligent, dynamically expanding search box, 24/7 AI-powered information agents, and interactive "Generative UI" that builds mini-apps and custom widgets directly on your results page. Now, we're all left to wonder... If AI agents become the primary interface to knowledge, what happens to the humans and businesses that knowledge originally came from? What does it mean for the internet to quietly transition from an open ecosystem of destinations into a closed ecosystem of gate-kept answers? Are we speeding toward a future where people stop visiting the web directly? If that behavior ends, we ever be able to rebuild it?

  6. 19. Mai

    GLP-1s are Disrupting Every Sector

    GLP-1s are disrupting demand at a biological level, leading to booms in some sectors and busts in others. Shannon breaks down how grocery, restaurants, CPG, retail, beauty, pharma, and even airlines are affected. Plus, how the current protein trend is related.

  7. 13. Mai

    Spirit Airlines 2.0: Will It Fly?

    Let's talk about "Spirit 2.0," the crowdfunded effort to purchase Spirit Airlines—in the wake of an abrupt closure—and operate it for the people.Shannon breaks down a little Spirit Airlines history, what led to the shutdown, how the Green Bay Packers serve as a model structure, and what this cultural moment means for brands and consumers alike.Will this petition for collective ownership lift off or crash land?

  8. 4. Mai

    Major Social Platform Updates

    We're recapping social platform updates that turn ads into conversations, search into chat, and quietly reshape where content actually lives. Instagram launches Instants, an app to rival Snachat.TikTok now lets creators suggest relevant keywords for clips.YouTube tests comprehensive AI responses to search queries.Snapchat announces AI Sponsored Snaps, allowing brands to reach users in chat through AI agents.LinkedIn finally allows off‑platform Event Ads.

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Weekly stories, cool campaigns, and insights from the digital marketing and advertising world. A podcast by Carney, the digital agency behind The Daily Carnage newsletter.

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