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Your 15 minutes of fame is now 15 seconds." They think that it's the end of social media as we know it, an era that lasted from the Facebook to the 'Gram. They point to mass tech layoffs and the US Surgeon General's warning in May that social media can be harmful to kids as the proverbial nail in the coffin for social media's demise.

Yeah, I think one of the key takeaways for me is that it is a bit of a race in order to ensure that you're not just embedding these tools to learn from them, but to do so in a way that's additive to the user experience. I know Oscar just mentioned the Klarna example, OpenTable is another one too.

And then on top of that, Danny, maybe this is some of the reason for less optimism on the revenue side, is because when you zoom out, Netflix isn't really growing specifically in the US and Canada, because it's been stuck around 74 to 75 million users since the end of 2020.

No, I thought retail had 15. Marcus Johnson:. Retail had 13 plus the three super-duper is 16. Social and tech had 15 plus the one is 16. Advertising media had 14 plus the two, which is also 16. So with everyone tied, we of course have to change the rules and everyone goes through to the final in December. Everyone goes through to the finals.

Well, of the top five, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Israel and the Netherlands, round out the top five. Eight out of the top 10, Jasmine, are Northern European countries. I thought it was interesting. So let's all move to Finland. Anyway, today's real topic, everything ... Jasmine Enberg:. It's really beautiful, too. I will give Finland that as well. Marcus Johnson:.

Our leading analysts and executives from brands like Pepsi, Colgate, Palmolive, and Kendra Scott will explore trends like generative AI, retail media, and more to help professionals to plan for the year ahead. You can visit insider intelligence.com/events/summit to register today. Max Willens:.

In the way that how we think about Facebook and Meta right now looks nothing like how we thought about it 15 years ago. You just have a different sort of feeling associated with that company. I mean, that'll definitely be the case with Kroger, Albertsons, Walmart. Max Willens:. 100%. Sara Lebow:. That is my prediction. It's pretty mild. Okay. Thank you for joining me today, Nicole. Nicole Perrin:.

On today's episode, in our "Retail Me This, Retail Me That" segment, we discuss exactly how much of the retail membership market Amazon Prime has gobbled up, whether Walmart+ is even competing with Amazon, and how valued benefits have shifted. Then, for "Pop-Up Rankings," we rank our top four creative recommendations for what retail memberships could offer members. Join our analyst Sara Lebow as she hosts analysts Sky Canaves and Blake Droesch.

Its biggest rivals are Sainsbury's, which is one of the big four supermarkets you talked at the top of the show.

Is it five minutes, 15 minutes, or 25 minutes? What's the gap? Five, 15 or 25 minutes between TikTok and Instagram? Answers are in. Yory says 15 minutes. Suzy says 15 minutes, and Paul says 25 minutes. And Paul, of course, would be correct. 25 minutes, believe it or not, is the gap. Congratulations to Paul. He gets the points. Suzy Davidkhanian:. How is he "of course" correct? Marcus Johnson:.

I think TikTok Shop is really good at triggering impulse shopping, so I don't really think it's realistic for it to become sort of like an Amazon that move volume, because it's not really where I would go for necessities, per se, but it is really good at leading to discovery awareness and things that are viral that might pop up on top of your video stream, right?

You're not going to go to top of a mountain and be like, hello. Marcus Johnson:. Maybe I'd like to have the option. Victoria Grace:. I redact my statement. Stu Entner:. It'll be quieter than when you have meetings in coffee shops. Marcus Johnson:. Okay, thank you. Victoria Grace:. That's true. Oh my God. So true. Marcus Johnson:. Stuart, who runs the team. Zing.