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Artificial intelligence, while widely covered in the media, ranks at the bottom of the new sources used by Americans, a new Pew Research poll found, according to Mediaite. Of the individuals surveyed, 35% look to their preferred news organization for breaking news, 28% use search engines like Google or Bing. Only 1% turn to AI […]

Last month, Disney struck a three-year licensing partnership with Open AI for its Sora platform, allowing consumers to create short-form videos based on Disney. As part of the deal, Disney was to take a $1 billion stake in OpenAI.

The New York Times has returned to court, saying in a motion that the Defense Department’s policy of moving the press to a separate annex does not comply with the prior court order issued by a federal judge, NPR reports. “We filed it because, instead of abiding by and following the judge’s order and opinion,

When respondents were asked to identify top original programming with its premium streamer, only one hit the 50% level correctly with its streamer association: Netflix’s “Squid Game.”

“Bait” is comedic at times, but it can suddenly veer into dark dramatic territory in the blink of an eye.

Local news is the biggest casualty as Hollywood studios merge and streaming now accounts for 40% of all viewing, Paste reports. The FCC has approved Nexstar Media Group’s $6.2 billion merger with its competitor Tegna, and Nexstar would own 15% of all television stations in the U.S. A wave of layoffs has begun at Nexstar-owned

Reddit is launching several new shopping tools integrated into its year-old Dynamic Product Ad experience, as well as an integration with Shopify.

The Trump administration is fighting a lawsuit by the creators of the app EyesUp and Facebook group “ICE Sightings – Chicagoland,” who claim that their reporting tools were removed by Apple and Meta Platforms due to coercion by the federal government.

Building on its “Sponsored Snaps” offering, the holistic ad feature is designed to boost brand exposure by utilizing multiple placements simultaneously.

Unless overturned, a ruling requiring Meta to face claims in Vermont will result in “immediate and severe consequences for the internet economy,” the tech group NetChoice argues in papers filed this week with the Supreme Court.