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Expertise and actionable ideas for senior executives responsible for geopolitics, corporate affairs, public affairs, stakeholder engagement, and communications.

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The United States AI regulatory environment for 2025

Key findings from the Navigator Election 2024 media environment survey

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Thoughts on logo and branding

Key findings from Pew Research Center on "news influencers"

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EU's AI Act: Balancing innovation + rights

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AI-generated political content: A wake-up call for communications pro

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Navigating the sanctions storm

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The CrowdStike BSOD incident

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China: Innovation hub AND Geopolitical risk

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Role reversal: UK Presidential, US Parliamentary?

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Trump 2.0 + American AI policy

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Your policy objectives + Election 2024

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Deck | Mastering US campaigns from strategy to execution to inauguration

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“WTAF is happening in American politics?”

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AI rides the "Hype Cycle"

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The situation determines the tactic.

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A soaking mistake: Rishi Sunak's ill-fated election call

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More emerging concerns at OpenAI

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Can AI make VAR better?

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AI hype vs. AI adoption

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The strange bedfellows shaping American Big Tech competition policy

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How Lenin, Hayek, and Keynes can help us navigate the struggle for economic supremacy in 2024

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Big Tech has four main challenges that must be addressed

Building Chicago's future: The Bears' new stadium

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The geopolitics of TikTok

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Sound More Interesting at Cocktails Memo | March 8, 2024

Building generative AI in China

The Biden administration's $20 billion plan to replace China-made cranes at US ports

Communications and the 60th Munich Security Conference

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How do you best reach the "passive news consumer" in a declining social media engagement era?