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SAM ALTMAN’S DRAMATIC RETURN TO OPENAI SHAKES LEADERSHIP DYNAMICS

By The Malketeer In a stunning turn of events, Sam Altman, the former leader of OpenAI, has officially announced his return to the artificial intelligence research organisation, capping off a tumultuous weekend of high-stakes negotiations and internal strife. The saga began when Altman, after a rejection from OpenAI’s board in his

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TOYOTA’S ‘BORN TO ROAM’ SUV ADVERTS BANNED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM FOR ‘IRRESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOUR’ TO THE ENVIRONMENT

By The Malketeer The United Kingdom’s advertising watchdog, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), announced that it had banned an advertisement for the Toyota 4×4 Hilux sports utility vehicle (SUV) because it promoted “irresponsible behaviour” towards the environment. The regulator barred two ads, first released in a 2020 campaign: a poster and

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SOCIAL MEDIA TITANS CAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRE OF THE ONGOING GAZA CONFLICT

By The Malketeer In the intricate web of global conflicts, the interplay between social media and real-world events is becoming increasingly pronounced. The ongoing Gaza conflict has once again thrust platforms like TikTok and X (formerly Twitter) into the spotlight, exposing the myriad of challenges they face in balancing free expression

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AIRASIA X SOARS WITH MOMENTUM OF FLEET RECOVERY

By The Malketeer In a reversal of fortunes, AirAsia X (AAX) is poised for further expansion with the lifting of its PN17 status, marking a pivotal moment in the airline’s financial recovery. Bursa Malaysia, in a media notification, formally declared the removal of AAX’s PN17 classification following the airline’s fulfillment of

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NAVIGATING THE GREEN WAVE: ADVERTISERS STRUGGLE TO DECARBONISE MEDIA

By The Malketeer In a world where the buzz surrounding environmental sustainability grows louder each day, advertisers and agencies find themselves at a crossroads, grappling with the challenge of decarbonising their media spend. The urgency to address the carbon footprint of advertising has never been more palpable, yet the path forward

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