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The Day Radio Finally Learned to Count
ImpactJun 21, 2026

The Day Radio Finally Learned to Count

iHeartMedia just unveiled AudioGraph — a suite of advertising capabilities that, for the first time, brings digital-style targeting, planning, and measurement to broadcast radio. 278 million listeners, 64% of all audio consumption, and 75% higher KPI outcomes than traditional demos. Radio finally learned how to count.,

Why Governments and Investors Are Pouring Money Into Dream
FundingJun 21, 2026

Why Governments and Investors Are Pouring Money Into Dream

Former NSO Group CEO Shalev Hulio co-founded Dream in 2023. His previous company made offensive spyware. His new one makes defensive AI. The same geopolitical anxiety that made Pegasus controversial is now generating billions in demand for the thing Dream builds instead — sovereign cyber protection that governments own outright, can run on their own soil, and do not have to share with anyone.

Tata's iPhone Parts Hub Draws Heat Over Pollution Claims
ImpactJun 21, 2026

Tata's iPhone Parts Hub Draws Heat Over Pollution Claims

India is set to make 26% of all iPhones globally in 2026. The factory central to that ambition is now under threat of forced shutdown after India's pollution regulator found it had failed to act on water contamination warnings since December 2025. The story behind Tata's Hosur plant is not just a supply chain compliance issue.

India's Growing Soft Power: Seven Films, One Festival, and a 75-Year Love Story Between Indian Cinema and China
ImpactJun 21, 2026

India's Growing Soft Power: Seven Films, One Festival, and a 75-Year Love Story Between Indian Cinema and China

A 1951 Bollywood song has been sung by generations of Chinese audiences who may not understand Hindi but understand exactly what it means. The same country that loves Awaara also selected a record seven Indian films for its most prestigious film festival in 2026 — including one in contention for the Golden Goblet. Indian cinema's relationship with China is older than either country's film industry relationship with Hollywood.

The Banned Film That Became Its Own Marketing Campaign
ImpactJun 21, 2026

The Banned Film That Became Its Own Marketing Campaign

Uwe Boll's Armie Hammer thriller "Citizen Vigilante" has been banned in Germany for inciting violence against migrants. Boll insists he's "not a Nazi." The film opens in the US anyway. In the streaming era, a ban isn't a death sentence — it's a marketing campaign.,

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