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Several European countries, including Norway, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Spain, and Greece, have implemented or are considering bans or parental consent requirements for social media use by minors.
Scott Galloway predicts that over the next 12 to 24 months, entire nations will begin banning U.S. social media platforms like YouTube and Meta as a form of reciprocal tariff against U.S. economic policies.
Anthropic is running a series of Super Bowl ads for its AI product, Claude, that satirize the news that competitor OpenAI is adding advertisements to ChatGPT.
Scott Galloway predicts that within 12 months, Anthropic will become more valuable than OpenAI, citing Anthropic's Super Bowl ad campaign as the pivotal moment for this shift.
In its latest earnings report, Alphabet's Google Cloud revenue grew by 48%.
Alphabet's search revenues have increased by 48% since the quarter ChatGPT was released.
Scott Galloway believes OpenAI has reached its peak valuation and that its next fundraising round at a supposed $850 billion valuation will be its high watermark.
Disney's Experiences department reported over $10 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time.
Bob Iger has named Josh D'Amaro, former chairman of Disney Experiences, as his successor for CEO of Disney.
Scott Galloway argues that Disney should spin off its linear media assets (ESPN, ABC, cable networks) into a separate company to unlock value.
The Washington Post has laid off approximately 30% of its employees, affecting over 300 roles across its business and newsroom divisions.
Following recent layoffs, The Washington Post will now focus its coverage on national news and politics, business, and health.