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Meta enters AI licensing fray, striking deals with People Inc., USA Today Co. and more

Meta has finally entered the AI content licensing fray.  The platform has secured seven, multi-year AI content licensing deals with publishers, including CNN, Fox News, People Inc., USA Today Co., to incorporate their content into its large language model (LLM), Llama. In the coming days, new and archival content from across People Inc.’s household brand

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Why Hyper-Local Planning Agency Novus Media Likes Buying CTV Programmatically

Is it too soon to start thinking about New Year’s resolutions? Since taking on AdExchanger’s CTV beat at the beginning of March, I’ve learned a lot about the industry from the perspectives of publishers, measurement companies, platforms and even a few brands. So next year, to round out my education, I’m setting a goal for

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Future of Marketing Briefing: AI confuses marketers but their own uncertainty runs deeper

Programmatic marketers may not understand AI but they’re even more unsure of themselves.  That was the undercurrent at this week’s Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit in New Orleans.  This is a member-exclusive article from Digiday. Continue reading it on digiday.com and subscribe to continue reading content like this.

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European publishers say the Digital Omnibus ‘cookie fix’ leaves them worse off

European publishers are feeling pretty grim about the outcome of the Digital Omnibus, released on Nov. 19. For a moment, the European Union’s attempt at a legislative spring clean for Europe’s digital rulebook dangled a few carrots of hope by signaling it might finally simplify Europe’s tangled maze of data privacy rules. Related Insights Member

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