Dillon Munro Baker

Artificial intelligence has the potential to be more disruptive than the internet. Should marketing leaders panic or celebrate?

Tired of waiting for ad tech to solve its problems, The Washington Post is building its own solutions—and it's using Facebook and Google as inspiration.

In ad tech, there’s Facebook and Google, and then there’s everyone else. Could the same thing happen to martech?

"Few things in marketing are about achieving perfection. They're largely about doing a better job than your competitors."

Executives and customers are not seeing eye to eye.

It’s been 87 years since an NHL team had a group of rookies on par with Toronto’s.

AI is the next major step in computing, and it’s hard to imagine what industry it won’t impact.

My 5,000+ word eBook on the present and future of digital content.

2016 is the year TV started dying. Now, a war is raging to see who can win the lucrative budgets of TV advertising spend.

First thing's first: Get a goofy hairstyle.

"Never let anybody interfere with the things you want to do and say. That's the number one rule for everything."

Facebook is undermining its revenue model with its new approach to video, but it could pay off in the long run.

Snapchat celebrities are making undisclosed paid endorsements. Even more than on other platforms, policing them is a major challenge.

Influencer marketing is more popular than ever, but it has a serious disclosure problem.

A lot of games are about saving the world, but Eco might actually do it.