Who should be held liable when an AI chatbot like ChatGPT of OpenAI spews out a copyright-infringing output based on a specific prompt? The person who entered the prompt? Or, the machine that generated the infringed answer or output?
MiQ’s “AI Confidence Curve” survey found that 72% plan to expand AI use in the next 12 months, but only 45% feel confident about applying it successfully
BestMediaInfo.com tracks the shift from a permissive to a tighter draft after broadcaster submissions, while keeping its intent to bring competition to BARC intact
These new ad units, built on Reddit’s Developer Platform, enable advertisers to create content for over 100,000 communities, inviting users to "play, participate, and explore" directly inside the ad.
Indian creators are differentiating themselves by building stories that blend education, entertainment, and
emotional intelligence.
It appears that Fire Stick Crackdown Malware Armageddon Month is upon us once again. While there is legitimate news, including Amazon's updated anti-piracy policy, a steady stream of clickbait makes it difficult to properly value every announcement.
Four years into its Asia Pacific rollout, Disney Plus is accelerating its commitment to regional content production while exploring new formats including vertical video and gaming adaptations.
Four years ago, the microdrama industry as we know it didn’t exist. Today, it’s a global juggernaut racing toward $26 billion in annual revenues by 2030, fundamentally reshaping how audiences consume serialized storytelling on their smartphones.
The future of streaming is a former Lord & Taylor in a shopping mall in King of Prussia, Pa. Or that’s what Netflix hopes.
The festival refreshes Creative Data criteria, an AI Craft subcategory and expands retail media, ahead of submissions opening January 15 for the June 22–26, 2026 edition