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FAST is scaling faster than the infrastructure designed to support it. Audience adoption is real, advertiser interest is rising, and channels are ...

Here are some of the best media stories our team has read so far this week: The Verge | Google won’t stop replacing our news headlines with terrible AI (6 ...

Digital media executives have operated for nearly a decade within a paradoxical market structure. To achieve scale, the industry accepted opacity.

New research reveals a paradox when it comes to public perception of polling practices: while many Americans suspect poll results may be manipulated to serve specific agendas, or even fabricated ...

Media companies are increasingly using artificial intelligence to improve recommendations and personalize the audience’s viewing experience. The primary ...

Rising subscription costs and service overload are pushing viewers toward ad-supported streaming tiers and bundled offers that promise better value. The streaming landscape continues to evolve, with ...

From craft beer to TV shows, it seems there’s a subscription for everything these days. As I explore in my new book Streaming Wars, this explosion of choice has reshaped our culture—fragmenting ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming how information is created, consumed, and trusted. As AI makes misinformation becomes to produce and harder to detect, researchers are beginning to uncover how ...

Hybrid media models that blend traditional content with user-generated material, along with strategic partnerships and advanced data analytics, are emerging as essential strategies for success in ...

SEO is a dying language. Google Zero is upon us. Media businesses are already seeing the impact of the zero clickthrough economy, where the search and ads business provides information right on the ...

Remembering the story of a book does not mean memorizing it. Retelling its plot or themes does not violate copyright. Writing it out word for word and distributing copies would present a very ...