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Anu Adegbola has been Paid Media Editor of Search Engine Land since 2024. She covers paid search, paid social, retail media, video and more. In 2008, Anu's career started with  delivering digital marketing campaigns (mostly but not exclusively Paid Search) by building strategies, maximising ROI, automating repetitive processes and bringing efficiency from every part of marketing departments through inspiring leadership both on agency, client and marketing tech side.   Outside editing Search Engine Land article she is the founder of PPC networking event - PPC Live and host of weekly podcast PPC Live The Podcast.   She is also an international speaker with some of the stages she has presented on being SMX (US, UK, Munich, Berlin), Friends of Search (Amsterdam, NL), brightonSEO, The Marketing Meetup, HeroConf (PPC Hero), SearchLove, BiddableWorld, SESLondon, PPC Chat Live, AdWorld Experience (Bologna, IT) and more.

A Jaipur-based man shared a screenshot of an email from a LinkedIn user who said she couldn't message him directly. A Jaipur-based man's LinkedIn post went viral. (Representational image from Pexels) New Delhi, UPDATED: Jun 3, 2025 17:04 IST A user emailed a Jaipur-based man after realising they couldn't message him on LinkedIn, and their cute note left the internet smiling. What happens when LinkedIn doesn’t let you slide into someone’s DMs? You send an email instead. That’s exactly what happened when the user decided to reach out to Kartik B, whom they found interesting, without trying to be “weird” about it. Kartik, who shared a screenshot of the email in a now-viral post on LinkedIn, kept it light with the caption, “LinkedIn is the new Tinder/Bumble/Hinge, they say.” The email began with a polite “Hi!” and quickly got to the point. The sender wrote that they couldn’t message him directly on LinkedIn and had to use a “second-hand email address” due to privacy concerns, for now. What followed was a mix of compliments, nerves, and an unapologetically sweet confession that will make you smile. “You don’t know me, and I don’t expect anything from you either, just wanted to

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STAT Managing Editor and AHCJ Board Vice President Gideon Gil moderates a Q&A with CMS Deputy Administrator and Chief of Staff Stephanie Carlton at HJ25 in Los Angeles. Photo by Zachary Linhares You may not have heard this interpretation of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: The House-passed legislation is not designed to cut Medicaid spending, according to Stephanie Carlton, deputy administrator and chief of staff at the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. “Just to be clear, nobody’s proposed a cut,” Carlton said Friday at Health Journalism 2025 in Los Angeles. “It is a management of the rate of growth over time.”  Since the U.S. House of Representatives passed the bill on May 22, reports have shown it would cut Medicaid spending. In an analysis of the bill, KFF wrote: “The Congressional Budget Office’s (CBO) latest cost estimate shows the bill would reduce federal Medicaid spending by $723 billion and that the Medicaid provisions would increase the number of uninsured people by 7.6 million.” Attendees of HJ25 in L.A. listen to CMS Deputy Administrator and Chief of Staff Stephanie Carlton talk about the Trump Administration’s most significant decisions so far and what’s on the horizon. Photo by Zachary

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August 1, 1973 — May 29, 2025 Passed away in Savannah, Georgia on May 29, 2025. He was born on August 1, 1973 in Bridgeton, New Jersey to Linda and William Griffith. He was 51 years years old and resided with his wife Lisa in Brooklet, Georgia.  Scott was deeply involved as a firefighter, EMT and active in Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He and his wife opened a pet grooming business located in Savannah, Georgia.  He is survived by his wife, Lisa; parents, Bill and Linda Griffith; children, Scott Edward Griffith, Jr. of Carson City, NV, William David Griffith of Claxton, Georgia and Christina Lynn Griffith of Statesboro, Georgia.  A memorial service will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Statesboro Ward located at 1562 Fair Rd. Statesboro, GA on June 8, 2025 at 6pm.  The family requests no flowers but donations can be made in Scott's name to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints for missionary funds. 

Summarize Next Article Reid Hoffman emphasized emotional risks of forming false bonds with machines What's the story Reid Hoffman, the co-founder of LinkedIn and a prominent investor in artificial intelligence (AI), has warned against treating AI as a friend. In a recent episode of the Possible podcast, he said that no current AI tool is capable of being a true friend. "I don't think any AI tool today is capable of being a friend," he said. "And I think if it's pretending to be a friend, you're actually harming the person in so doing," Hoffman added. Concerns amid AI companion trend Hoffman's comments come as tech giants like Meta push for AI companions on their platforms. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently said he sees these chatbots as a solution to America's loneliness epidemic. However, Hoffman believes that such developments could be harmful if companies don't clarify what AI can and can't do. He also stressed the difference between companionship and friendship, saying the former doesn't necessarily involve mutual support or growth. Hoffman emphasizes the importance of mutual support in friendship Hoffman further explained that true friendship involves two people supporting each other and growing together. He said, "It's not only

Live Commentary By: Jake Boxall-Legge That's all from us for now - we'll be back for FP2, as Ocon and Albon return to their cars. Hirakawa ended the session 17th, with Martins 19th over Colapinto. Practice starts ahoy - we've got a few drivers keen to get a bit of a headstart with their systems for Sunday's grid. Photo by: Jake Boxall-Legge Lawson, Bearman, Hadjar, Tsunoda, and Gasly completed the top 10, as Russell did a lengthy 18-lap run on mediums for 11th as he didn't touch the soft tyre over the session. Pierre Gasly, Alpine Photo by: Sam Bagnall / Motorsport Images via Getty Images FP1 comes to an end at Barcelona The first hour of running at this year's Spanish Grand Prix is now in the books - Norris topped the order with a 1m13.718s, 0.367s clear of Max Verstappen. Hamilton, Leclerc, and Piastri complete the top five. Just a couple more minutes, then - most are just circulating on older tyres now, attempting to get a bit more data for the teams to number-crunch ahead of FP2.  We've had DRS disabled and enabled, and a couple of brief yellows. No indications as to why so far, but