A thrilling ride.
And a state of mind.

Google and Facebook gobble up ad dollars, while Amazon goes grocery shopping in this edition of the DS Digital High Five.

Recent protests at The New York Times reinforce the value copy editors bring to the final product—whether it's for The Gray Lady or an agency client.

Marketing automation caters content to convert prospects into customers by learning how each one wants to be reached

Here are the DS Events team’s top five ways to keep your cool when things beyond your control are taking an unanticipated turn.

Senior Copy Editor Jen Moritz has been called a lot of things in her defense of the English language. Appropriately, a new word describing her role in the growth of words has planted new seeds of appreciation.

Recently, it was decided that our blog needed a name (something more creative than Blog), and we spent days throwing ideas around. Pages were devoted to brainstorm sessions, resulting in the recurring question of “How does this place have a slide but not a single giant whiteboard?”

President Trump decided to keep his own Twitter account @realDonaldTrump rather than take over the @POTUS account that was created for Barack Obama. Four members of our content team hashed it out on Slack.

Social media is always changing. And, 2017 will be no different. Certain trends—like Facebook’s continued algorithm changes, the rise of virtual reality, live video and the continued rapid growth of Snapchat—are expected for 2017. However, what are five social media trends you might not be expecting in the new year?

The "chip economy" at Dixon Schwabl has been an agent of appreciation, a powerful tool in reinforcing collaboration at every turn.