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Cloudflare Pages Features Moved Into Workers

Cloudflare is consolidating Pages into the Workers platform: Pages will continue to operate for now, but new features and ongoing development are focused on Workers. The article—an end-to-end migration guide—compares feature parity (Durable Objects, Cron Triggers, Queues, Email Workers, Image Resizing, rate limiting, full observability, source maps, gradual deployments, Secrets Store, Smart Placement) and provides practical migration steps: configuration mapping (wrangler.jsonc/wrangler.toml changes), bundle-size checks (10MB compressed limit), Node.js compatibility flags (nodejs_compat), DNS and custom-domain atomic API switchover scripts (2–5s downtime), CI/CD recommendations (use Cloudflare Builds vs. GitHub Actions), troubleshooting, and post-migration checklist. The guide flags key constraints (Cloudflare-managed nameservers for Workers custom domains, secrets must be re-set per Worker) and advises migrating sooner if you need stateful edge features or production observability.

Adobe Summit Las Vegas canceled; moved online due to coronavirus

The Adobe Summit in Las Vegas has been canceled due to infection risk from the coronavirus and will be delivered as online-only experiences. Adobe announced that the Summit, along with Magento Imagine, will proceed digitally to protect attendee health. Anil Chakravarthy, EVP and GM of Digital Experience at Adobe, stated the company’s decision was made after monitoring developments surrounding the virus. Health and safety of the community are described as the top priority, with extensive FAQs planned to clarify next steps for attendees. The move to online aligns with other event organizers, including Facebook, which canceled F8 earlier. Adobe distributed the message via its channels to communicate that the event will be a digital experience rather than a physical gathering.

CEO Kelly Clark: GroupM Has ‘Moved On’ From Sorrell Exit

GroupM is relocating to a new headquarters at 3 World Trade Center in Manhattan, consolidating about 4,000 employees from six offices as it pivots toward data-driven, programmatic capabilities. CEO Kelly Clark says the April exit of WPP CEO Martin Sorrell hasn’t disrupted operations, and longtime executives Irwin Gotlieb and Rob Norman have retired in the past year. The agency network reaffirms its three global brands—Mindshare, MediaCom and Wavemaker—and has invested in Essence to deepen capabilities across media channels and markets. Clark emphasizes integrated, simple client solutions and stronger data analytics across agencies, with ongoing partnerships with data providers, technology firms and media owners. The discussion also addresses the competitive landscape, naming Google and Facebook as rivals, Accenture Interactive’s programmatic push, and recent wins (Dannon, Adobe) versus losses (Marriott, Campbell’s) at Wavemaker. The interview frames GroupM’s broader transformation as it blends culture, tools and talent for a data-centric marketplace.