| An Emmy Awards Proposal Sent Hearts Aflutter on Facebook and Twitter Monday Night
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 When director Glenn Weiss proposed to his girlfriend, Jan Svendsen, during the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards Monday night, Cupid's arrow struck Twitter and Facebook. The surprise proposal was the most-tweeted-about moment on Twitter and the top social moment on Facebook during the event. Other data from the two social networks follows: Most-tweeted about Emmy moments:...
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| The woman behind Bonobos' most hated ad is its new CEO (WMT)
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 • Bonobos has a new CEO: Micky Onvural. • Founder Andy Dunn announced he was stepped down as CEO in a Linkedin blog post on Tuesday, but did not reveal his next move. • Onvural served as Bonobos' chief marketing officer for two years. • While serving that role, Bonobos put out what Dunn has called a its most controversial ad campaign. Bonobos has a new look, and it's not just its fall line. The men's clothing company has a new CEO. Micky Onvural, which has served as Bonobos' chief marketing officer for nearly two years, will take over the role starting immediately. Andy Dunn, who founded Bonobos in 2007, announced the news in a blog post on Linkedin. Dunn did not say where he is going next, but he also holds the role of senior vice president at Bonobos' parent brand, Walmart. In his message, Dunn listed Onvural's accomplishments and qualifications. The first was what Dunn called "courage," for Onvural's spearheading of a new ad campaign for Bonobos. Called #EvolvetheDefition, it sought to redefine what ...
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| Kavanaugh hearing uncertain Monday, Hill sources say
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 Republican sources on Capitol Hill say it's uncertain if the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing scheduled for Monday to address the sexual assault accusation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will actually occur.
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| Why Programmatic Provides a Better Digital Marketing Landscape
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 Everyone loves to hate on digital advertising, but it is here to stay--and adoption is on the rise. We all like the idea of uninterrupted content consumption, but someone has to pay for everything we do on the internet. The endless hours spent on social media or consuming streaming content wouldn't exist without the programmatic...
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| iPhone XS reviews are starting to come in, and there's not a lot of complaining
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 The first wave of reviews of Apple's latest iPhone XS and XS Max are in, and they're widely favorable. Of note, it seems the major improvement can be found in the camera, especially with portrait mode and the new Smart HDR feature that Apple introduced during its keynote event last week. Reviewers were also smitten by how iOS, apps, and videos looked on the large 6.5-inch iPhone XS Max. Apart from that, there's seemingly little about the iPhone XS and XS Max to complain about. As enticing as the iPhone XS and XS Max might be after reading the reviews, there's still one more iPhone that reviewers need to check out. The $750 iPhone XR, which shares many of the same features as the iPhone XS, will not be released until October and yet to get a thorough hands-on examination. Waiting for the iPhone XR reviews could save you a minimum of $250. Check out a few review snippets from CNBC, The Verge, Mashable, and TechCrunch on the design, camera, battery life, performance, display, and speakers:
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| The $40 trillion question Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez couldn't answer
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 On Sunday, CNN's Jake Tapper put a very simple question to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez: How are you planning to pay for the many and various expensive programs and plans that you are either proposing or support? The New York soon-to-be congresswoman didn't have any answers. Like, none.
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