The outcomes are independently reported. The idea speaks for itself.
Reporting on GlassView, selected speaking appearances and campaign case studies. Each case identifies the reported result, its source and the validation method where available.
Reach is easy to buy. Belief has to be earned.
The Difference Between Reach and Belief
J. Brooks with Rory Sutherland on the Nudgestock stage. Brands have gotten better at finding people than at moving them, scale has been confused with influence, and brain imaging can show what the metrics cannot: when a brand has really earned a consumer's trust.
GlassView was a partner of the festival. The short film Come Back With Numbers, with Rory Sutherland and Dr. Michael Platt, was made for the stage.
GlassView launches EmotionMap.io
EmotionMap.io is GlassView's current public map for exploring emotional patterns across news and culture. Its outputs include patterns linked to Origin response fingerprints and estimates from the Emotional Intelligence Engine. Media inquiries: hello@glassview.com
The Next Tech War Will Be Based on How Frontier Models Makes You Feel
Both do it on purpose, and both are right. As capabilities converge, the last ownable advantage is a feeling, not a feature: a founder's op-ed on the emotional strategies that will decide the next era of tech competition.
Founders Tell All: How Do You Build a Confident Brand?
A founders panel on building conviction into a brand: positioning, creative conviction, and the consistency that turns a point of view into an advantage. See the programme
Where GlassView was on stage in 2026.
The Difference Between Reach and Belief
J. Brooks with Rory Sutherland at Ogilvy's festival of behavioural science and creativity. GlassView was a festival partner.
Small Agency Conference
On what neuroscience-led media means for independent and small agencies.
Founders Tell All: How Do You Build a Confident Brand?
A founders panel on building conviction into a brand.
Dr. Michael Platt session and founders panel
GlassView's Chief Neuroscientist on the science of persuasion, plus a founders panel.
Coverage, reported by others.
Question of the Week: How Agencies Prep for Cannes Lions
Spin That Bottle with J. Brooks
GlassView Finds Most Neural Signals Miss Consumer Intent
Marketers face an urgent need to restructure social teams to keep up with channel scope
From that kisscam to Nutella's Nasa flight, are these the best ever 'accidental ads'?
How Behr Paint hired creators to take customer service calls
From Bench to Startup
Meet the Founder: J. Brooks
The results, verified by third parties.
GlassView campaign results, independently reported
Outcomes from GlassView campaigns, including Texas Tourism and Intel with Dentsu, have been independently reported by Ad Age rather than self-attributed.
Intel campaign named a Most Innovative Campaign finalist
The Intel work was recognized among Fast Company's Most Innovative Campaign finalists.
Bylines by J. Brooks.
Advertising's Synthetic Bubble Is About to Burst
The Next Tech War Will Be Based on How Frontier Models Makes You Feel
Will Agentic AI Optimize Brands Into Oblivion
Why emotion, not logic, wins in B2B marketing
Advertising's Synthetic Bubble Is About to Burst
A founder's argument on why advertising built on synthetic signals and assumed intent is reaching its limit, and what replaces it. Published in Fast Company on June 26, 2026.
Standing in the industry.
2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100
GlassView's founder is named to the inaugural class of the region's top 100 CEOs and C-level executives.
Measurement and Addressability Board
GlassView's founder serves on the IAB Measurement and Addressability Board.
Entrepreneur of the Year finalist
Recognized as an EY Entrepreneur of the Year finalist.
Media inquiries
For interviews, campaign specifics, or assets, reach the GlassView team.
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