A federal judge rejected Google’s request to immediately stay an order requiring it to share data about users’ searches with “qualified” competitors and to provide syndicated search results and ads to those competitors.
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Amazon can’t prove Perplexity violates a 40-year-old anti-hacking law by allegedly accessing users’ accounts with their consent, the artificial intelligence company argues.
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More than anyone I’ve known, Bill Duggan was made-for-advertising. I mean that in the good way. The question is whether advertising can make another Bill Duggan.
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As AI begins to disrupt the economy, some believe states or the federal government can generate additional funds through a tax on AI computing.
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Shopsense through Amazon Publisher Services can simplify where publishers review, test and activate ad-tech services, making commerce-enabled media more accessible through a new distribution channel.
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AMC Global Media, formerly AMC Networks, posted Q1 streaming sales of $174 million, an 11% increase YoY, Variety reports. However, paid subscriptions fell by 1% YoY to 10.1 million. U.S. ad sales declined by 5% to $113 million, and content licensing sales by 2% to $53 million. The company has also reported a $4 million restructuring charge.
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New York remains an unrivaled media stronghold, The Hollywood Reporter writes in presenting its roster of “The 50 Most Power People in New York Media.” The city is populated by “more stars than ever before.” But A.G. Sulzberger, chairman of the New York Times Co., offered this caveat: “The internet is overflowing with aggregators and commentators,
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More than 4,700 cinema professionals have signed an open letter calling on the European Union to “future proof” its MEDIA program, which has supported thousands of films during its 35 years, Deadline reports. They are concerned that a proposed mega-program, AgoraEU, will bring spending for culture, media and civil society under one group. Those expressing concern
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Brendan Kinney, a veteran of more than 15 years in leadership roles in Vermont public media, has been named as chief executive officer of the Vermont Journalism Trust, publisher of VTDigger, a nonprofit news organization, VTDigger reports. Kinney currently serves as the chief executive of Vermont Public, the public television and radio broadcaster. He will
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Spending on Mom rebounds but let’s not call it a glow-up just yet.
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