Ticketing platform PlayOn Sports, which sells tickets to school events, has agreed to pay a $1.1 million fine for allegedly violating California’s privacy law.
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The Supreme Court turned away computer scientist Stephen Thaler, who wanted to copyright the picture “A Recent Entrance to Paradise,” which was produced by a generative artificial intelligence platform he developed.
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Later this month, Meta will provide click-through attribution reporting that better aligns with tools like Google Analytics, while instituting a new attribution model designed to better capture the added value of social media interactions.
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The appointment comes as Zoom repositions beyond an online meeting orchestrator to a full-fledged AI-first workplace.
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That’s the headline Google’s NotebookLM wrote when I asked it to help me draft this column on a new report about how agencies need to evolve their AI business models.
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She’s been with the Publicis-owned company for six years and before that was president of Comscore and Dentsu’s CEO 360i.
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As Sinclair, Scripps, Grey and other remaining major TV station owners continue to fight for survival, billion-dollar deals are likely to disrupt the employment picture of the legacy TV-media ecosystem.
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TikTok has doubled the number of people using it since 2021, Pew Research Center reports. The social channel now draws 37% of U.S. adults. This includes 44% of people ages 30 to 49, 30% of those 50 to 64 and 12% of individuals age 65 and older. And overall, 20% are on TikTok constantly.
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The Omaha World-Herald is closing its local printing operation at the end of this month, and like several other Nebraska newspapers, will be printed in Des Moines, Iowa, Nebraska Public Media reports. Nathan Bekke, president and interim CEO of Lee Enterprises, told the World Herald that “we are committed to building sustainable local news media organizations. Achieving
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Media Do International, Inc., is acquiring Seven Seas Entertainment, Inc., reportedly one of the largest independently owned manga publishers in the English-language market, for $80 million, Publishers Weekly reports. Sales at Seven Seas had hit $50.4 million in 2024, which was slightly down from pandemic levels. Media Do International is the U.S. subsidiary of Tokyo-based
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