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For those wondering if Apple is still setting the design agenda

Apple’s “liquid glass” design reveal has ignited reactions across the design world, with some praising its minimalism while others question whether it’s truly innovative or just aesthetic sleight of hand.

‘Beautiful’ and ‘hard to read’: designers react to Apple’s Liquid Glass update


For creatives watching the courtroom shape the future of AI

A major Hollywood lawsuit is calling out AI-generated imagery for infringing on copyrighted materials without directly copying any one source. The case could redefine how “originality” is interpreted in AI-generated content and set new standards for creative ownership in the age of machine learning.

Hollywood finally goes after AI-generated imagery


For marketers using creative as a strategy, not an afterthought

Publicists are rethinking how creative concepts drive newsworthiness. The most successful campaigns aren’t just attention-grabbing. They’re grounded in creative that supports brand relevance, editorial value and PR goals simultaneously.

The art of using creative for publicity


For those studying the future of creator-brand relationships

Snapchat creator Jim Shepherd is changing the game by partnering directly with the platform to shape monetization tools and creator strategy. His approach is personal, responsive and refreshingly unfiltered, hinting at a future where platform loyalty is built through collaboration, not just payouts.

Inside Snapchat’s plan to court — and grow — the next generation of creators


For destination marketers who need more than seasonal plans

Always-on marketing is gaining ground in tourism as U.S. destinations pivot to smarter, data-driven media strategies. The goal is to connect with travelers across the full funnel, all year long, not just during peak season.

Smarter, faster, always-on: destination marketing in 2025


For social media pros rearranging more than just grids

Instagram’s new creator inspiration hub and profile grid rearrange feature give users more control over viewing content. This feature is reminiscent of Pinterest, blended with the function of a portfolio. It aims to be useful for brand curation, storytelling and turning followers into fans.

Instagram launches new artist inspiration initiative, additional in-app features