We break down why Reddit is suddenly getting more AI citations than Wikipedia and YouTube combined—and what that $60M Google deal really means for your content strategy. They dissect Omnicom's $13.5 billion acquisition (with a bizarre political boycott clause the FTC slipped in), and reveal TikTok's internal research proving it's finally a legitimate bottom-funnel conversion machine with 2.2x sales lift.

Plus: Xfinity turned Frankenstein into a Wi-Fi-obsessed sourdough baker (and hired the actual Universal Studios makeup artists to do it), and Mountain Dew just co-launched gummy candies that taste like soda—because cross-promotion has officially entered its final form.

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