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newsletter pipsqueak at puck. formerly bloggin' at posting nexus, musings on mouse, the verge, etc. a deeply unserious person. 🇨🇦 living in 🇺🇸.
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Rachel Strugatz

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By Dylan Byers , Julia Alexander , Birkin Aftershocks
| The Grill Room
The beauty industry’s leading business reporter and an expert on the influencer economy, Rachel Strugatz was formerly the beauty editor-at-large at Business of Fashion and a longtime editor at WWD. Get the inside conversation in your inbox A daily digest featuring all of Puck’s latest reporting and podcasts in one package, delivered each afternoon.
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SpaceX’s S-1 Reveals Musk’s Media Master Plan

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By Julia Alexander 
| The Grill Room
Last week, Nikita Bier, X’s head of product, declared that his top priority was fixing the platform’s creator program. Bier, like Instagram’s Adam Mosseri and YouTube’s Tiffany Matloob, had zeroed in on a growing issue that threatens social media’s value as a whole: the slop-maximizing explosion of so-called aggregator accounts, which upload endless clips and ripped-off videos and repost engagement bait to scam ad revenue payouts.
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Inside Google’s Agentic Search Revolution

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By Julia Alexander 
| The Grill Room
Earlier this week, on a sunny California morning outside Google’s Mountain View headquarters, C.E.O. Sundar Pichai stood onstage at the company’s annual developers’ conference and offered an unsurprising but nevertheless startling declaration. He proudly touted that search, the business on which the company’s $4.6 trillion market cap was built 30 years ago, was getting an update for the A.I. future.
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