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Retail   -   Jan 22, 2026 This adorable plush cow became Instagram's most profitable scam
Weighted highland cow plushie at center of Instagram fraud operation exploiting creator content

Scammers rotate through fake websites and stolen influencer videos to sell fraudulent weighted highland cows, while Meta profits from advertising fraud.

by Luis Rijo
AI   -   Jan 22, 2026 When the scraper gets scraped: SerpApi's $47M revenge story
Octopus crushing smaller figure symbolizing SerpApi's trade secret theft lawsuit against SearchApi.

SerpApi files lawsuit against former contractor Zilvinas Kucinskas claiming he stole source code, customer lists, and trade secrets to build SearchApi competitor.

by Luis Rijo
Social   -   Jan 22, 2026 Over half of LinkedIn posts are now likely AI, but authenticity still wins
LinkedIn content quality comparison showing burnt versus properly cooked approach to AI posts

Originality.ai analyzed 3,368 LinkedIn posts in 2025, revealing 53.7% were likely AI-written with dramatic engagement differences across industries.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Jan 22, 2026 Super Bowl ads drove 31% QSR foot traffic spike, but will brands return?
Crowded retail location showing peak foot traffic surge after Super Bowl QSR advertising campaigns.

Azira foot traffic data shows Dunkin', Little Caesars, and Taco Bell saw 31% store visit increases after 2025 Super Bowl ads, with peak impact hitting 48% on Thursday.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Jan 22, 2026 YouTube clarifies AdSense payment timeline in creator community FAQ
YouTube clarifies AdSense payment timeline in creator community FAQ

YouTube published detailed FAQ explaining monthly AdSense payment schedule, revenue adjustments, and processing timelines for creators earning from content.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Jan 22, 2026 Study: TV ad market big enough for competing measurement companies
Map of US TV households balanced against measurement revenue, symbolizing industry economics

New research finds U.S. TV advertising market can financially support multiple competing companies that measure what people watch, but faces major challenges.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Jan 22, 2026 Netflix writers repeat plot points for phone-scrolling viewers, says Matt Damon
Viewer watches TV while scrolling phone, illustrating Netflix's distracted audience challenge

Netflix asks content creators to dumb down dialogue and repeat story beats because viewers watch while distracted by devices, according to comments from Matt Damon during a January 16 podcast appearance that sparked debate about streaming's impact on storytelling quality.

by Luis Rijo
AI   -   Jan 22, 2026 Only 5% of tasks explain why marketers really use AI
Correlation heatmap showing AI task characteristics: routine negatively correlates with cognitive demands

Adobe research analyzing 4M Claude conversations reveals AI adoption concentrates in complex creative work while routine marketing tasks remain largely untouched.

by Luis Rijo
Weighted highland cow plushie at center of Instagram fraud operation exploiting creator content
Retail   -   Jan 22, 2026 This adorable plush cow became Instagram's most profitable scam

Scammers rotate through fake websites and stolen influencer videos to sell fraudulent weighted highland cows, while Meta profits from advertising fraud.

by Luis Rijo
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Retail   -   Jan 22, 2026 This adorable plush cow became Instagram's most profitable scam
Weighted highland cow plushie at center of Instagram fraud operation exploiting creator content

Scammers rotate through fake websites and stolen influencer videos to sell fraudulent weighted highland cows, while Meta profits from advertising fraud.

by Luis Rijo
AI   -   Jan 22, 2026 When the scraper gets scraped: SerpApi's $47M revenge story
Octopus crushing smaller figure symbolizing SerpApi's trade secret theft lawsuit against SearchApi.

SerpApi files lawsuit against former contractor Zilvinas Kucinskas claiming he stole source code, customer lists, and trade secrets to build SearchApi competitor.

by Luis Rijo
Social   -   Jan 22, 2026 Over half of LinkedIn posts are now likely AI, but authenticity still wins
LinkedIn content quality comparison showing burnt versus properly cooked approach to AI posts

Originality.ai analyzed 3,368 LinkedIn posts in 2025, revealing 53.7% were likely AI-written with dramatic engagement differences across industries.

by Luis Rijo
Data   -   Jan 22, 2026 Super Bowl ads drove 31% QSR foot traffic spike, but will brands return?
Crowded retail location showing peak foot traffic surge after Super Bowl QSR advertising campaigns.

Azira foot traffic data shows Dunkin', Little Caesars, and Taco Bell saw 31% store visit increases after 2025 Super Bowl ads, with peak impact hitting 48% on Thursday.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Jan 22, 2026 YouTube clarifies AdSense payment timeline in creator community FAQ
YouTube clarifies AdSense payment timeline in creator community FAQ

YouTube published detailed FAQ explaining monthly AdSense payment schedule, revenue adjustments, and processing timelines for creators earning from content.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Jan 22, 2026 Study: TV ad market big enough for competing measurement companies
Map of US TV households balanced against measurement revenue, symbolizing industry economics

New research finds U.S. TV advertising market can financially support multiple competing companies that measure what people watch, but faces major challenges.

by Luis Rijo
Video   -   Jan 22, 2026 Netflix writers repeat plot points for phone-scrolling viewers, says Matt Damon
Viewer watches TV while scrolling phone, illustrating Netflix's distracted audience challenge

Netflix asks content creators to dumb down dialogue and repeat story beats because viewers watch while distracted by devices, according to comments from Matt Damon during a January 16 podcast appearance that sparked debate about streaming's impact on storytelling quality.

by Luis Rijo
AI   -   Jan 22, 2026 Only 5% of tasks explain why marketers really use AI
Correlation heatmap showing AI task characteristics: routine negatively correlates with cognitive demands

Adobe research analyzing 4M Claude conversations reveals AI adoption concentrates in complex creative work while routine marketing tasks remain largely untouched.

by Luis Rijo
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