BoSacks Speaks Out: Have Media Strategists Lost Their Spine?
“Are Media Strategists Becoming Innovation-Averse?”, reads like a long-overdue tap on the shoulder, or maybe a slap upside the head. And frankly, it’s...
BoSacks Speaks Out: - What AI Can’t Replace: The Value of Human Judgment in Publishing
Let’s shift the lens now to publishing, the world I know best. Let’s talk about us, the storytellers, the truth-chasers, the layout wizards, the ones...
BoSacks Speaks Out: The Newsstand Is in a Coma. Long Live the Reader.
Let’s stop dancing around it, the magazine newsstand, that once-vibrant artery of public life and publishing power, isn’t dying. It’s in a coma. And w...
BoSacks Speaks Out: Paper, Packaging, and the Print Pivot - A Magazine Industry Reckoning
Sustainability has become the new baseline. It’s no longer a checkbox for corporate slide decks or a trendy buzzword at trade conferences. It is now t...
BoSacks Speaks Out: The Velocity Trap and the Print Magazine Dilemma
By the time you finish reading this sentence, five new AI tools will have launched, one of them will claim it’s the future of media, and another will...
BoSacks Speaks Out at CRMA: Why Publishing's Future is a Choice, Not a Crisis
For too long, we've debated whether AI is ethical, practical, or "real" journalism. Newsflash: AI doesn't care. It doesn't wait for industry panels to...
BoSacks Readers Speak Out: The AI Revolution—More Insane Than We Realized
The challenge isn’t just about winning the AI race—it’s about ensuring that AI advancements serve society effectively.
BoSacks Speaks Out: The AI Revolution—More Insane (and Power-Hungry) Than We Realized
But let’s be honest: the genie’s out of the bottle. And the bottle? It’s now AI-designed, self-cleaning, and connected to the blockchain.
BoSacks Readers Speak Out: Advertising Morals, AI, Poor Communications, Paywalls
"Let’s stop making silence the default. Communication should be a standard, not an afterthought."
BoSacks Speaks Out: Advertising’s Moral Crossroads
If anyone wonders how the internet became this toxic, the answer is simple: look at what we’ve chosen to fund.
