#545 - Dolly Parton’s Love for All Things Printed, Research: What Physical Retail Stores Deliver in a Digital Economy, Instagram’s Game-Changing New Feature Revealed, What Is…

Issue #545

#545Aug 28, 2026

01 - Graphic Design and UI

Curated by Gréta Mihály

Mito Weekly #545 — Graphic Design and UI

Dolly Parton’s Love for All Things Printed

Dolly was a legend—an artist, songwriter, philanthropist, and, above all, an incredibly creative person.

printmag.com

American Modernism

A project exploring early 20th-century American architects.

mosbyfiles.com

Can Scientific Research Be Beautiful?

A single physical object, holding the forest’s many stories in one place.

itsnicethat.com

02 - Business and Tech

Curated by Gergő Pika

Research: What Physical Retail Stores Deliver in a Digital Economy

The role of physical stores is shifting from simply completing transactions to solving customer problems that online channels cannot.

hbr.org

Consumers Are Sick and Tired of Hearing About AI All the Time

Large majorities of consumers are less likely to trust ads made by AI and less likely to buy from brands that use AI-generated ads.

marketingbrew.com

Tokenomics: Why Making AI Pay Is Tricky

What's this whole token topic with AI suddenly? It's a tricky headache, but here's an explanation.

bbc.com

03 - Social Media

Curated by Nóra Ormoshegyi

Instagram’s Game-Changing New Feature Revealed

Instagram’s new “First Draft” feature automatically trims pauses and combines your clips into a ready-to-edit Reel in just seconds.

socialmediatoday.com

Top CMOs Reveal the New Rules of Influencer Marketing for 2026

Authenticity is now a hard filter. Top brands demand true brand love, ditch rigid briefs for creative freedom, and bet on AI for scale. 🚀

later.com

Meta Pays Record $18B to Settle US Child Safety Lawsuit

Meta agreed to a landmark $18B settlement over claims Facebook and Instagram harm teens. Though denying wrongdoing, they’ll add daily time limits and night blocks for kids. Is it enough?

bbc.com