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This week, The Speed of Culture presents a special episode featuring Matt Britton in the guest seat with On_Discourse's Toby Daniels. Matt discusses his new book Generation AI, diving deep into how AI is shaping childhood, education, identity—and the future of work. From parenting in the age of machine learning to how brands must evolve to stay relevant, this conversation offers a raw, personal, and future-forward take on what it means to grow up—and lead—in a world run by algorithms.Follow Suzy on Twitter: @AskSuzyBizFollow Matt Britton on LinkedInSubscribe to The Speed of Culture on your favorite podcast platform.And if you have a question or suggestions for the show, send us an email at suzy@suzy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this week's episode of Data Unlocked, Jason talks with the Co-Founder of ON_Discourse, Toby Daniels, to discuss the future of SEO and how generative AI is changing everything.Nearly two decades ago, Google emerged as a quirky yet efficient alternative to the complex cataloging efforts of Yahoo.With its simple search box, Google simplified the process of finding information on the internet. Fast forward to today, and platforms like ChatGPT have similarly introduced expanded text boxes that showcase the evolution of AI-driven search experiences.The major question is whether AI will serve as an enhancement or a detriment to media and its models.The narrative around SEO's future becomes pertinent as ChatGPT and comparable technologies challenge Google's traditional search methods. Generative AI is making the flaws of the Google search engine experience more apparent by providing alternatives that offer cleaner and more effective solutions.The beauty of SEO lies in the ability to identify consumer demands and gaps in the market, allowing brands to respond with relevant content or products.With generative AI training done on the same dataset as Google, a new approach to content generation and search experiences is imminent and promises huge disruption.However, this leads to disintermediation in the distribution channel known as SEO. Brands might lose their visibility as AI answers lack the identity that Google's ecosystem provides.What does all this mean for SEO, marketing, and Google?Tune in to this insightful conversation to learn more!Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)The future of SEO with generative AI (02:55)How SEO evolved over the years (07:07)Will Google survive the AI onslaught (10:40)How long it will it take to disrupt Google (14:48)The anatomy of Google and what makes them different (20:59)Additional Resources:Toby Daniels: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tobydaniels/On_Discourse:https://www.linkedin.com/company/ondiscourse/>>Learn more about us hereFollow us on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram If you enjoyed this episode, please follow, rate, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

Today I speak with Toby Daniels, Chief Innovation Officer at Adweek, and the founder of Social Media Week. Working at the intersection of technology, media and marketing for over two decades, Toby is a thought leader in media, marketing and technology, and has been featured in mainstream and trade media, including articles on CNN.com, The New York Times, The Next Web, Huffington Post, AdWeek, PSFK and Fast Company. Having served as the co-founder and former CEO of Crowdcentric Media, a global media and events company, Toby is an advisor to a number of companies, and speaks regularly at conferences and has given talks at PdF Latin America in Chile, Social Media Brazil, The Co-Creation Conference in Phoenix, and SXSW. Recorded on 4th February 2021.

The influential marketer described as a “guiding light” in the advertising world wished us a farewell last year as he stepped down from his storied, four-decade career concluding at Facebook as the global CMO. But his impact and personal work are far from over in terms of revolutionizing the industry. We couldn't think of a better way to wrap season two of The Business of Marketing Podcast than by having Antonio Lucio as our guest. The former global CMO of companies like Facebook, Visa, HP, and PepsiCo has been a driving force for change and development when it comes to areas like diversity, equity, and inclusion, as well as sustainability. On the season finale, Adweek's chief innovation officer Toby Daniels sits down with Antonio to discuss his incredible career journey, his commitment and focus on DEI and sustainability issues, what he has in his CMO toolkit, and much more. Antonio also talks about the origin and purpose of his latest venture, 5S Diversity and his participation as a member of the CMO Sustainability Accelerator, an industry-wide collaboration led by Adweek, ANA's Global Growth Council and Sustainable Brands. Throughout Season 2 of the podcast, we will be spotlighting a number of different startups that have participated in SAP.iO's foundries programs. During this episode, you will hear from Olga Kotsur, Founder and CEO of Mercaux, a mobile solution that bridges the gap between designers and end customers. Learn about what they believe are some of the biggest future obstacles that they will have to overcome and how they leverage technology to drive growth and business transformation.

With more than 20 years of experience in HR, Jonita Wilson has always had a deep passion and understanding of the value of diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace. In 2019, she joined Discover Financial Services' HR team with a director of diversity position—which led to her being named chief diversity officer last summer, overseeing all DE&I initiatives for the workforce of more than 17,000. On the latest episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, Adweek chief innovation officer Toby Daniels sits down with Wilson to discuss her HR career journey, what inspired the launch of Discover's Diversity and Inclusion Task Force, the company's top DE&I priorities for the year, and how she plans on strengthening and evolving the company culture. She also shared how other executives looking to push the boundaries with their DEI initiatives can create meaningful change within their companies. Throughout Season 2 of the podcast, we will be spotlighting a number of different startups that have participated in SAP.iO's foundries programs. During this episode, you will hear from Eric Allen, CEO of LISNR, the leading ultrasonic proximity platform enabling secure and seamless data transmission via a secure and scalable software solution. Learn how they leverage technology to drive growth and business transformation and what they see are some of the biggest future obstacles that they will have to overcome. Interested in joining the SAP.iO Foundries program? Visit SAP.iO for more information.

For more than two decades, Suzi Watford has been using an extraordinary ability not often found in the news industry: sparking new ideas that turn into revenue-driving realities. After spending close to seven years working at News UK with roles in partnerships, sales, and marketing, Suzi joined The Wall Street Journal as their CMO back in 2014. In April of this year, Suzi became EVP, Consumer, a newly created role charged with creating a stronger Dow Jones “ecosystem”––fostering upselling, cross-selling, and bundling opportunities within their existing portfolio––as well as helping to build a Dow Jones platform complete with new products and services. On the latest episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, Adweek's chief innovation officer, Toby Daniels, sits down with Suzi to discuss her career journey in the world of news, the ever-evolving newspaper business, The Wall Street Journals' strategic pivot towards digital, and how she is working collaboratively within the organization to grow Dow Jones' digital subscription businesses. They also talked about the brand's commitment to advancing news literacy and the launch of “Trust Your Decisions,” a new brand platform and campaign designed to reinforce the Journal's position as the definitive source of truth for decision-makers. Throughout Season 2 of the podcast, we will be spotlighting a number of different startups that have participated in SAP.iO's foundries programs. During this episode, you will hear from Ashley Crowder, Co-Founder and CEO at VNTANA, a SaaS platform that makes 3D asset production and distribution fast and scalable for apparel, footwear and furniture. Learn how they worked with SAP to transform their business, the major obstacles they faced as a startup in the 3D space, and how they are leveraging technology to drive their growth.

When it comes to resumes, you might be hard-pressed to find one as impressive as Tristan Walker's. Before founding the health and beauty brand, Walker & Company in 2013, Walker worked as an Energy trader at both Lehman Brothers and J.P. Morgan, completed an internship during the early days at Twitter, served as the Director of Business Development for Foursquare where he oversaw strategic partnerships and monetization and was an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Andreessen Horowitz. Throughout his career he has earned accolades including a USA Today Person of the Year, TIME 100 Next, Ebony Magazine's 100 Most Powerful People, Vanity Fair's "Next Establishment," Fortune Magazine's “40 Under 40,” and Black Enterprise's “40 Next.” On the latest episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, host Toby Daniels sits down with Walker for a career-spanning interview where he shares some of his most memorable learning lessons and the individuals that were most instrumental to his career growth. They also discuss what led him to create Walker and Company, the six personal values he used as a foundation for building the brand, the 2018 P&G acquisition of the brand, and how the Bevel brand is aiming to raise awareness on the need for reform and end the practice of recidivism. Throughout Season 2 of the podcast, we will be spotlighting a number of different startups that have participated in SAP.iO's foundries programs. During this episode, you will hear from Fang Cheng, CEO at Linc, the only end-to-end CX Automation solution purpose-built for brands and retailers. Linc was not only just a part of the SAP Foundries program in 2019 but has gone on to partner with SAP. Learn the genesis of the idea and what they see as the biggest drivers of growth for the company. Interested in joining the SAP.iO Foundries program? Visit SAP.iO for more information.

Steve Smith first joined AccuWeather as a forecasting intern in the summer of 1997. 24 years later, Steve is now President of the company, and it was his passion for weather and science and the company's reinvention during the digital revolution of the late 90s that he describes as "the perfect storm" of opportunity that both changed the company and his career forever. As President, Steve is responsible for the enterprise-wide product, techno2logy, R&D, corporate development and strategy, digital media division, content, and the AccuWeather® Network. He also oversees the marketing team and stays especially close on the B2B side. In the latest episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, Adweek's chief innovation officer, Toby Daniels, sits down with Smith to discuss how R&D and marketing can work hand in hand, using marketing to directly drive leads, B2B marketing, and data acquisition. They also discussed how AccuWeather's marketing has evolved with the rise of first-party data, the role that trust and transparency play in his leadership approach, and the company's never-ending goal to predict the perfect forecast. Throughout Season 2 of the podcast, we will be spotlighting a number of different startups that have participated in SAP.iO's foundries programs. During this episode, you will hear from Allison Robinson, Founder & CEO of The Mom Project, a digital talent marketplace and community that connects professionally accomplished women with world-class companies. Learn how Allison is leveraging technology to transform her business without a tech background and how they plan on connecting their moms with over a billion dollars in economic opportunity over the next three years. Interested in joining the SAP.iO Foundries program? Visit SAP.iO for more information.

In 2018, SNAP's stock was down and a number of senior leaders had recently left. Around this time, SNAP's CEO Evan Spiegel made a commitment to bring on a number of important senior leaders to help bring the company back from irrelevancy. Enter Jeremi Gorman. She joined the company in 2018 as Chief Business Officer and since then, she has helped bring SNAP stock from $5 to $79.31 (as of 9/23/21) and they recently posted their best quarter in 4 years. In the latest episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, Adweek's Chief Innovation Officer, Toby Daniels sits down with Gorman to discuss her incredible career including her time at both Yahoo and Amazon, and how she helped restructure SNAP's sales organization. They also dive deep into Snap's product and how they continue to differentiate the user experience on the platform, their big investment into AR, the importance of blending brand and storytelling together with performance, and her thoughts on the next frontier for marketers, The Metaverse. Throughout Season 2 of the podcast, we will be spotlighting a number of different startups that have participated in SAP.iO's foundries programs. During this episode, you will hear from Byran Dai, Founder & CEO of Daivergent, a technology platform allowing companies to fulfill data requests at scale by matching to the best-suited, vetted candidates. Learn how they are leveraging technology to lower the barrier for candidates to get the same training virtually as they would get anywhere else in the world. Interested in joining the SAP.iO Foundries program? Visit SAP.iO for more information.

On this week's episode, The Business of Marketing Podcast, Adweek's chief innovation officer, Toby Daniels, sits down with Jaime Crespo, General Manager at Harry's. With almost 20 years of experience, Jaime has held senior marketing roles for brands like Unilever, Anheuser-Busch InBev, and Amazon before joining Harry's. At Harry's, he is responsible for Harry's P&L in the US and developing commercial and innovation roadmaps. He's also responsible for the growth and success of the Harry's brand and for realizing the brand vision to become a disruptive omnichannel men's care brand. During the conversation, Jaime talks about the career path that led him to Harry's, the brand's recent $155M in new funding, how Harry's leadership is organized, and some of the ways that they work together to drive business transformation. Jaime also discusses Harry's Open Minds Initiative, which is an open search for the next great idea to change the state of mental health in the US that will see the brand award a $5 million grant to the winning non-profit to bring their vision to life. Throughout season 2 of the podcast, we will be spotlighting a number of different startups who have participated in SAP.iO's foundries programs. During this episode, you will hear from Alaina Piland, CFO at Ivaldi Group, a business intelligence software providing custom digital distribution solutions to strengthen and simplify heavy industry supply chains. Learn how Ivaldi partnered with SAP.IO to provide their customers with more robust insights. Interested in joining the SAP.iO Foundries program? Applications are now open for fall 2021 in San Francisco and New York and will focus on supporting b-to-b technology startups across the world with solutions in Energy Innovation, Responsible and Ethical Sourcing, Environmental and Emission Management, Responsible Design, and Production, Carbon Tracking, and more! SF - https://sap.io/sfo-f21/ NY - https://sap.io/nyc-f21/

On this week's episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, Adweek's Chief Innovation Officer, Toby Daniels sits down with Ned Duggan, Global SVP at BACARDÍ Rum. Over the past 13 years at BACARDÍ Rum, Ned has worked in Global and North American Marketing roles across a number of leading spirits brands including Grey Goose Vodka and BOMBAY SAPPHIRE Gin. During the conversation, they discussed what first drew Ned into a career in marketing and the spirits industry, what fuels his creativity, how he unlocks creativity in others, and what BACARDI is doing to drive sustainability and their recent foray into the ready-to-drink space. Ned also discusses why he prefers humbleness over hierarchy when creating the ideal and creative work environment and shares his thoughts on the importance of storytelling and product innovation. They also discuss BACARDÍ Rum's most ambitious campaign they have done as a company in the last 20 years centering on the first-ever remake of the global hit single, “Conga.” Throughout season 2 of The Business of Marketing, we will be spotlighting a selection of startup companies working with SAP.iO to accelerate their business. This week, you will hear from Diane Keng who is the CEO & Founder of Breinify who will provide an inside look at their platform that helps enterprise brands collect data and create personalized digital experiences for their consumers and how SAP.iO was imperative to their growth. Interested in joining the SAP.iO Foundries program? Applications are now open for Fall 2021 in San Francisco and New York and will focus on supporting B2B technology startups across the world with solutions in Energy Innovation, Responsible & Ethical Sourcing, Environmental & Emission Management, Responsible Design & Production, Carbon Tracking, and more! SF - https://sap.io/sfo-f21/ NY - https://sap.io/nyc-f21/

Special Edition: The Business of Marketing Season 2! Adweek's Chief Innovation Officer, Toby Daniels sits down with Hulu President Kelly Campbell to discuss her role managing Hulu's suite of on-demand and live streaming businesses, as well as, overseeing Disney's digital media and Movies Anywhere business. They also dive deep into Kelly's extensive career, which includes serving as Hulu's CMO where she led the brand's overall marketing across their subscription video on demand and live TV businesses, and her previous roles at Google Cloud and JPMorgan Chase. Kelly also discussed navigating the new role as President during the pandemic, how she has been onboarding new people into her teams, how the Hulu culture has evolved since she has taken on this new role and the importance of having clearly articulated values within the organization. Kelly is truly an incredible and inspirational C-Suite leader, and this conversation only scratches the surface of the insights and experience she has. Subscribe to The Business of Marketing here: anchor.fm/business-of-marketing For the latest episodes and upcoming guests, visit: www.adweek.com/the-business-of-marketing Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-business-of-marketing/id1550810638?uo=4 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/62skwx4yeMFcYwpy4MtoE3 Anchor: https://anchor.fm/business-of-marketing

If there's anyone who knows the ins and outs of driving growth strategies, it's Kelly Campbell. Before she arrived at Hulu, one of the shining streaming stars coming out of this past year, she oversaw growth marketing for Google Cloud. Suffice to say, Kelly knows a thing or two about how to scale platforms on the rise. On this week's episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, Adweek's Chief Innovation Officer, Toby Daniels sits down with Kelly, who is now President at Hulu to discuss her role managing Hulu's suite of on-demand and live streaming businesses, as well as, overseeing Disney's digital media and Movies Anywhere business. They also dive deep into Kelly's extensive career, which includes serving as Hulu's CMO where she led the brand's overall marketing across their subscription video on demand and live TV businesses, and her previous roles at Google Cloud and JPMorgan Chase. Kelly also discussed navigating the new role as President during the pandemic, how she has been onboarding new people into her teams, how the Hulu culture has evolved since she has taken on this new role, and the importance of having clearly articulated values within the organization. Kelly is truly an incredible and inspirational C-Suite leader, and this conversation only scratches the surface of the insights and experience she has. Throughout season 2 of The Business of Marketing, we will be spotlighting a selection of startup companies working with SAP.iO to accelerate their business. This week, you will hear from Elias Guerra, CEO of Popwallet and participant in SAP.io Foundries Program, and shares some of the biggest drivers that impacted the growth of his company and the ways that SAP.iO was supportive through this process for growth in the future. Interested in joining the SAP.iO Foundries program? Applications are now open for Fall 2021 in San Francisco and New York and will focus on supporting B2B technology startups across the world with solutions in Energy Innovation, Responsible & Ethical Sourcing, Environmental & Emission Management, Responsible Design & Production, Carbon Tracking, and more! SF - https://sap.io/sfo-f21/ NY - https://sap.io/nyc-f21/

As we kick off Adweek's first Social Media Week event since acquiring the event in January, we're honoring our first ever Creator Visionary Award recipients. Leading the list is none other than rapper and producer Travis Scott, who was selected as our Creator Visionary of the Year. Adweek senior editor Shannon Miller sat down with Scott to chat about his creative process and inspiration and shares what she learned on this episode of the podcast. Plus, a conversation with Social Media Week founder and Adweek chief innovation officer Toby Daniels about the changes he's seen in the industry since founding Social Media Week in 2009.

Toby and Terry discuss the maturity of the cannabis industry into the mainstream media and cannabis and traditional brands' participation in this year's 420.

During their 2020 season, the Milwaukee Bucks had the NBA's best record, the league's Most Valuable Player, and the best chance for a Bucks team to win a championship in 49 years, but on August 26, the Bucks players decided to take a stance instead of play Game 5 in their series with the Orlando Magic. Following the shooting of Jacob Blake by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the Bucks players refused to step out on the court for their playoff matchup, which sent shockwaves across the NBA and later led to the Houston Rockets and Oklahoma City Thunder joining their protest for social change. On this episode of The Business of Marketing Podcast, presented in partnership with SAP, Toby Daniels, Chief Innovation Officer at Adweek hosted a conversation with Peter Feigin, President of the Milwaukee Bucks and Fiserv Forum, and Dustin Godsey, CMO of the Milwaukee Bucks to discuss why they and their players chose to a take a stand during the Black Lives Matter movement and how their core values guided them as a business during that time. Listen to the latest episode of The Business of Marketing to also hear how the Bucks and the NBA pivoted during the pandemic, the challenges of reopening offices and stadiums, and how innovating around virtual live experiences helped bring them closer to their fans.

It’s our 50th episode and to celebrate, we are bringing you an extra special #5Things! We are looking forward to 2021, and not looking back. This week we are chatting with a few of our friends from different industries to ask them what they see on the horizon for 2021. It's like several podcasts in one! Katie Perry, VP of Marketing at Public.com (1:03) Willis Wiggins, Gaming & Esports Partnerships at FaZe Clan (11:55) Arielle Nissenblatt, Community Manager at SquadCast.fm & Founder/Curator, Earbuds Podcast Collective (27:07) Amanda Goetz, CMO, Teal & Founder, House of Wise (38:21) Tom Chirico, Head of Twitter Next Creative Lab East and Ian Ardouin-Fumat, Insights Scientist, Twitter Next Creative Lab (48:47) Justine Armour, Chief Creative Officer at Grey New York (66:20) Toby Daniels, Co-founder/CEO, Crowdcentric & Founder, Social Media Week (79:37) Hosts: Kenny Gold, Beth Rolfs, and Amanda Davis Co-Hosts: Juliana Diatezua, Joey Scarillo Email us: Podcasts@Grey.com

On this week's show, we talk with the Founder and CEO of Social Media Week, Toby Daniels. Toby is one of the world's most influential thought leaders in the social and conference platform space. Toby and Dan talk about how Social Media Week has successfully pivoted to an online experience, why the term social is broadening thanks to gaming and which Pheonix will rise from the ashes after the 2020 sh*t show has passed. There's also a little table-thumping to add to the excitement. Connect with us at Campaign Mode - hello@campagin-mode.com Check out the Social Media Week Plus platform - www.smw.plus/discover

Social Media Weeks' monthlong virtual event, #SMWONE is officially in full swing! To celebrate the kick-off of the month-long virtual event, we're bringing you the most recent episode of The #SMWONE Show hosted by #5Things contributor, Toby Daniels. This week, we're joined by Dan Gardner, Co-Founder and CEO of Code and Theory and Rich Goodstone, Co-Founder of Superfly. To watch the show live, sign up here. For the #5Things Newsletter, sign up here.

Social Media Weeks' monthlong virtual event, #SMWOne is here! From now until the end of May we will be you bringing interviews from the newly launch web show called The #SMWONE Show hosted by #5Things contributor Toby Daniels. In this episode we'll hear from Katie Perry, VP of Marketing, at Public.com. Plus, a Q&A with Katie Perry, Raashi Rosenberger and Kenny Gold. To watch the show live, sign up here. For the #5Things Newsletter, sign up here.

Social Media Weeks' monthlong virtual event, #SMWOne begins today! From now until the end of May we will be bringing you interviews from the newly launch web show called The #SMWONE Show hosted by #5Things contributor Toby Daniels. This week Toby chats with Raashi Rosenberger, Brand Marketing, Consumer Apps, at Google, and our very own Kenny Gold, Director, Social Media, at Grey. To watch the show live, sign up here. For the #5Things Newsletter, sign up here.

Social Media Weeks' monthlong virtual event is almost here! From now until the end of May we will be bringing interviews from the newly launch web show called The #SMWONE Show hosted by #5Things contributor Toby Daniels. We'll hear from Neil Waller, CEO of Whalar. He will discuss how he is prioritizing objectives for himself and his team, what he calls "conscience consumerism", and you'll hear his take on the term"social distance". Plus, a Q&A with Neil and Mathew Sweezey. Want to watch the show live? Join us every Wednesday at 12 PM EDT by signing up for free here. To sign up for the #5Things Newsletter, sign up here.

Social Media Weeks' monthlong virtual event is almost here! From now until the end of May we will be bringing you interviews from the newly launched web show called The #SMWONE Show hosted by #5Things contributor Toby Daniels. This week Toby chats with Mathew Sweezey, Director of Market Strategy at Salesforce about authenticity for brands, his quarantine habits, and his new book. Want to watch the show live? Join the show every Wednesday at 12 PM EDT by signing up for free here. To sign up for the #5Things Newsletter, sign up here.

Things can get weird when you're in quarantine. If you're listening with kids, you might want to skip Thing 4. Your #5Things for this week includes: Facebook Expanded Community Help Feature YouTube Removed COVID-19 And 5G Linked Videos Twitter Deleted Two Of Brazil’s President’s Tweets HBO Created Conference Call Backgrounds John Krasinski Launched YouTube Channel Host: Dan Bennett. Panel includes Kenny Gold and Toby Daniels.

Safely in their homes, the Grey and Social Media Week team are here to bring you the latest from around the social media landscape. As the world changes so do the social platforms we engage with. Your #5Things this week are: Instagram Launched Co-Watching Instagram Tested New COVID-19 Relief Gift Card Feature Twitch Hosted Stream Aid 2020 Twitter Donated $1M To Support Journalism HQ Trivia Was Revived For COVID-19 Relief Host: Dan Bennett. Panel includes Kenny Gold and Toby Daniels.

The team at Grey and Social Media Week are back and talking social media, all while social distancing of course. Your #5Things for this week includes: Reebok Helped Twitter Users Stay Fit Work From Home Effectively With LinkedIn Instagram Added Stay Home Sticker For Stories Facebook Announced Grant Program Balance Offered Free Meditation Host: Dan Bennett. Panel includes Kenny Gold and Toby Daniels.

Please excuse this break in programing, we don't have a new episode this week because we wanted to keep the team safe and working from home. Instead we are re-casting of one of our first Grey Matter episodes with host Dan Bennett talking to guest (and #5Things regular) Toby Daniels, Founder and CEO of Social Media Week about the inception of the Social Media Week conference. You can sign up to receive the #5Things Newsletter, a text version of the topics discussed on the show [HERE] Stay safe.

The team discusses everything from celebrating an 84 year-old's Leap Day birthday, to a kid creating a fake verified politician's Twitter account, and Toby and Kenny bet on if someone get fired! Full list of topics include: LinkedIn Teased An Ephemeral Feed Toy Makers Sought Collaboration With Popular YouTubers Aviation Gin Celebrated 21st Leap Day Birthday The Verge Released Tech Survey 2020 Twitter Verified Fake Political Account Hosted by Dan Bennett. Panel Includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Katie Perry (Head of Marketing, Public), and Paul Kontonis (CMO WHOSAY, ViacomCBS)

Things heat up in the #5Things Studio this week as the team discusses Bloomberg, Hobbi, and more. But don't worry we beep out curse words and the names of certain meme accounts. Bloomberg Memes Took Over Instagram YouTube Launched Project Witness Secret Founder Announced Anti-Loneliness App HQ Trivia Announced Closure Facebook Released Hobbi Hosted this week by Dan Bennett, and the panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Amanda Davis, and Matt Britton Founder/CEO of Suzy

Order is restored, as Dan is back in the host chair and we hear some familiar voices, and a new one! This week's #5Things include Reddit Announced Tagboard Partnership, Instagram Teased TGTV Monetization, Google Announced Cookies Withdrawal, Google Announced AI Photo Printing and Facebook Was Hacked! Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Andi Yancho, and special guest Ian Schafer (Kindred)

Shaking things up this week, two of our usual suspects are out of the studio, but the show must go on! Your #5Things for this week includes: Facebook Announced Coronavirus Misinformation Removal Snapchat Launched Bitmoji TV Facebook Launched Clear History Tool Facebook Added New Gaming Creator Moderation Tools TUMS Intercepted The Super Bowl Hosted by Toby Daniels, the panel includes Amanda Davis, Joey Scarillo, and special guest Rachel Tipograph

Once again, the team from Grey and Social Media Week bring you five more things to know from the world of social. One panelist dials in from the west coast, and another solidifies their title as #ResidentTikTokExpert. Your #5Things for this week includes: Vine Co-Founder Launched Byte (LINK TO ARTICLE) Snapchat Signed Olympics Deal With NBC Instagram Added New Mention Option To Stories TikTok Signed New Music Licensing Deal Mark Ronson Joined Chase Content Creators As Music Supervisor Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Travis Montaque, and Holly Williams

As January drags on, the team is back with your #5Things for this week: Netflix Aired “The Circle’ Finale Twitter Teased New Tipping Option Pinterest Expanded Self-Help Exercises TikTok Reportedly Developing Curated Content Feed Oreo Launched Clothing Collection Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Katie Perry, and Amanda Davis

Happy 2020 and welcome back to #5Things! Your #5Things for this week includes: Facebook Added New Political Ad Feature Coca-Cola Launched Subscription Service TikTok Enhanced Protections Against Platform Misinformation Twitter Previewed Reply Limit Feature “Just Chatting” Streams Outnumbered Gaming Streams On Twitch Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Karol Chang, and Katherine O'Brien

It's the last #5Things of 2019! Stay tuned to the feed, we've got more to come in 2020! Your #5Things for this week includes: Instagram Enforced 13+ Age Requirement Snapchat Tested Cameo Essence Cosmetics Introduced Their First Virtual Influencer Pinterest Announced Wedding Content Cut Back Facebook Announced Google Photo Transfer Tool Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Andi Yancho, and Joey Scarillo

Welcome back to #5Things, we are back after the Thanksgiving holiday break! Your #5Things for this week includes: American Express Celebrated 10 Years of Small Business Saturday YouTube Brought Shopping Ads To The Home Feed Snap Tripled AR Creator Investment Facebook Launched Whale TikTok Distanced Itself From China Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Grace McDougall, and Joey Scarillo

We have Toby Daniels,  Co-founder and CEO of Crowdcentric Media and Founder of Social Media Week join us today to share his thoughts on what everyone in B2B marketing loves- data while also sharing his thoughts on trending B2B marketing strategies. About Toby Toby was the Managing Director of Online Creative Communications, a London based... The post Ep 60 | A B2B Data and Marketing medley with Toby Daniels, Co-founder and CEO at CrowdCentric appeared first on Sunny Side Up.

Your #5Things for this week includes: Instagram Announced Global Test Of Hiding Likes Instagram Launched Reels Twitter Revealed Updated Political Ad Guidelines Facebook Launched Facebook Pay Angry Birds Rolled Out “Bring The Anger” Campaign Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Amanda Davis, and Al Mannarino

Your #5Things for this week includes: Instagram Announced Hiding Like Counts In US Twitter Launched “Topics” Option Facebook Launched Updated Logo TikTok Refused To Testify Before Senate Panel HP Rolled Out Print The Holidays Campaign Hosted by Dan Bennett, and panel includes Kenny Gold, Toby Daniels, Amanda Davis, and Nina Lakhani

On this episode of Sunny Side Up, a B2B podcast hosted by DemandMatrix, we have Toby Daniels, Co-founder and CEO of Crowdcentric Media and Founder of Social Media Week join us to share his thoughts on what everyone in B2B marketing loves- data while also sharing his thoughts on trending B2B marketing strategies.

Was the idea for the world’s premiere social media community and discussion forum conceived… at Burning Man? Toby Daniels – co-founder and CEO of Crowdcentric Media and Executive Director and Founder of Social Media Week – talks about how he thought up and then developed the idea for the industry’s foremost social media insights platform. Grey interviewer: Worldwide Chief Innovation Officer Dan Bennett

For episode 32 of Insider InSites, I spoke with Toby Daniels, best known as the Founder and Executive Director of Social Media Week, which started in random New York City conference rooms and is now in 20 countries. FYI – Get a $100 discount off New York or Los Angeles 2019 attendance with promo code "MediaVillage100".   Given the fact that it's the 10th anniversary of the conference we spent some time first looking back and thinking about the industry of social media in 2009... when Facebook already had hundreds of millions but not its current billions of users, the energy was optimistic, and people were also aiming to use it to create a positive impact on the world. We fast forward and, as Daniels describes it, “we're obviously in a really interesting place -- at an inflection point where people's relationship to social media has shifted.” As he added, “now in 2019 there's never been a more important time for us to come together and convene to tackle some of the most pressing issues about the role of social media in our lives and the opportunity it presents us as marketers.” Listen as we also discuss in this Episode 32 of Insider InSites: How causes like Charity:Water leverage tech and social to raise awareness and money Helping the “potentially billions of people on this planet who are digitally illiterate...with access to technology but no education or guidance in to using tools to their advantage professionally or personally” How can media and marketing companies leverage social to better underscore trust Why Facebook represents the same shift that’s true for all tech platforms – from  “a time where it was a cheap, cost effective, and straight forward to be able to reach and engage audiences or build and scale of audiences in social media, and the big shift from organic towards paid and a new set of complexities How brands grapple with concerns around adjacency ...and as such, why Social Media Week is launching a special track on Paid Social with case studies of both successes and failures. Are the rumors of a slow death for Snap to be believed? And what platform does Daniels say is “the coolest, sexiest, most interesting platform right now?” Enter the code MediaVillage100 for $100 off the New York or Los Angeles 2019 Social Media Week pass. Read more of the transcript for this and all Insider InSites episodes on MediaVillage.com - and please subscribe and listen anywhere you get your podcasts: Spotify, iHeartRadio, GooglePodcasts, Apple, Stitcher or TuneIn.

“We’re on a path to tech slavery” this quote comes from my conversation with Toby Daniels Co-founder & CEO at Crowdcentric Founder & Executive Director at Social Media Week.   https://automatedcreative.net/podcasts/

2018 IHRA Modified Champion Toby Daniels, 44, from Barbourville Kentucky began his drag racing journey tagging along to the track with family. Going to the track with his father and brother got Toby hooked on drag racing, just like so many of us.  After battling some nerves in the first few rounds, Toby tells Jed about his trip to the final, and the people that helped make it possible!

Recorded at the WWE Live Interview Stage at the 15th Edition of Advertising Week New York, the AW360 Live Podcast features interviews with the industry’s best and brightest from around the globe. Hosted by Patrick McGinnis.

The single most important shift we have seen in the last 10 years is the online and offline convergence of our lives. Social media maven Toby Daniels shares his thoughts on that merging, the current state of social media, and how today’s companies can use technology (AI, VR, etc.) to bring a customer closer to the brand. The experiences we provide for our consumers needs to get better as technology continues to evolve. Learn more: adobe.ly/2zoP7SS

Welcome to Leading Good, the podcast for leaders of social impact brands, social enterprise and nonprofits. Each episode is hosted by Leading Good co-creators, Rod Arnold & Hugh Weber, and features a leading voice in the social good sector. In this episode, Rod Arnold interviews Toby Daniels, Founder of Social Media Week and CEO of Crowdcentric. The mission of these organizations is to give professionals at the intersection of media, marketing and technology the insights, ideas and opportunities to advance themselves and their organizations in a globally connected world. To join the Leading Good Leaders Forum, visit LeadingGood.com

Talk Show Host & Veteran Rodeo Rider & Judge Pepper Stewart and Farrier Toby Daniels (DIPWCF) join Amy Stevenson on HorseHour. Pepper explains the truth about Bull Fighting & Rodeo, his experiences competing, his working Rodeo Farm, breeding Pony Bronco's, Judging competitions and why there's no place for fear in the ring! Toby talks about hoof health, why the right shoes are important, choosing the right farrier, how we can make farriers lives easier, plus his first ever hunting experience. Listen to Exclusive Episodes of HorseHour, Subscribe to ACAST+ to hear interviews with Professionals such as Heather Bennett, Jock Paget, Backstage at Badminton Horse Trials, Tips with The Bit Expert, Advice on Equestrian Surfaces with AndrewsBowen the Olympic 2012 Supplier, PLUS hear every episode of HorseHour BEFORE everyone else! Join in the conversation on Twitter to share, advise and advertise just #HorseHour, Mondays 8pm GMT/3pm EST. Follow us @HorseHour @AmyStevenson1 Pepper Stewart @PepperStewart www.pepperstewart.com Toby Daniels Dipwcf - Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1Zgtkhu See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode, Toni chats with Toby Daniels, founder of Social Media Week as well as Tyler Becker, their Director of Content, about the “meme gods” of Instagram. @thefatjewish and @fuckjerry have garnered millions of followers by curating (or stealing?) some of the funniest content on the internet – and making tons of money from it. What does that say about the state of social media today?