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Industry Spotlight September 9, 2026

How Much Would You Pay for Provocation?

Celebrity tech founders are nothing new. Steve Jobs became a cultural icon, and Mark Zuckerberg’s rise was turned into a Hollywood movie while Facebook was still a young company. What’s changed isn’t that founders can become celebrities, but that being a personality is increasingly becoming part of the job itself. Today, being a visionary is only part of the equation. Founders and CEOs are increasingly expected to be human, relatable, interesting, and maybe even entertaining.

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PR March 31, 2026

Hello everyone, and welcome to our March newsletter. Let us start by saying - what. a. month. Between a $32 billion acquisition (s/o Wiz!) and over 15 company launches and funding announcements in the weeks leading up to the RSA cybersecurity conference, things have been pretty wild. I’m sure some of you are still recovering your inboxes after RSA - we’ll keep this opening short, as there’s quite a lot to cover. So, let’s dive right in!

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Industry Spotlight March 16, 2026

Every year around this time, as the Oscar winners are announced and everyone suddenly becomes a film critic for 48 hours, I’m reminded of something we don’t talk about enough (or talk about all the time, depending on what your job is): campaigns.

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PR February 28, 2026

Hi everyone! Ofir from Tell NY here, bringing you this month’s Tell NY Dispatch. February felt like the real start of the year - busy inboxes, sensational headlines, and a few cultural moments that connected directly to what we all do. Below are a few observations from the past month, along with updates on what’s ahead.

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Customer Spotlight February 11, 2026

For a few days there, Moltbook was the story everyone wanted to have an opinion about. The "social network for AI agents" hit that perfect cultural frequency where tech X couldn't stop talking about it, investors were intrigued, and journalists were drafting their AI-dystopia think pieces. Was it the future? A sign of the singularity? Just deeply weird? The platform had energy, mystery, and that addictive quality.

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