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Ocean State Media, Rhode Island’s PBS has acquired WVEI (FM) from Audacy, Radio World reports. The merger entailed moving the FM station to PBS studios and enhancing that facility. The FM signal now covers the entire state. In 2023, Rhode Island PBS and the Public’s Radio were merged, and rebranded as Ocean State Media in […]

The first advertisers on ChatGPT have one thing in common: They all target the “aspirational thinker,” and  none are discount-only impulse buys or built around shock value, Tom’s Guide writes. The early advertisers include Adobe, Audible, Target, Williams-Sonoma, Ford, Mazda, Mrs. Meyer’s and Audemars Piguet. 

As OpenAI began piloting ads in ChatGPT, The Knot began exploring how it could connect with audiences through conversational AI in chatbots and possibly through agentic commerce.

Philadelphians who caught Sunday night’s “Simpsons” on Fox got the surprise of a lifetime.

One social media user called it “the quiet rollout of a national surveillance regime,” while another joked ” ‘surveillance state’ but make it adorable.”

Google DeepMind released an upgrade to Gemini 3 Deep Think that specializes in reasoning, designed to tackle complex math, science and logic challenges. Advertisers and agencies can use it to solve questions related to media buying or campaign research, as well as build agents without code.

Google DeepMind released an upgrade to Gemini 3 Deep Think that specializes in reasoning, designed to tackle complex math, science and logic challenges. Advertisers and agencies can use it to solve questions related to media buying or campaign research, as well as build agents without code.

LinkedIn has announced a new premium on-platform subscription hub designed to provide SMBs with perks and tools specific to their needs when seeking clients, proving credibility, hiring new employees and more.

Meta is reportedly planning to integrate controversial biometric facial-recognition tech into its EssilorLuxottica smart glasses before the end of the year, according to “The New York Times.”

Meta is reportedly planning to integrate controversial biometric facial-recognition tech into its EssilorLuxottica smart glasses before the end of the year, according to “The New York Times.”