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Runway CEO suggests AI could transform Hollywood by enabling studios to produce dozens of films at lower cost, rather than relying on $100M blockbusters.
Regulators continue to examine whether Live Nation could be broken up on antitrust grounds, potentially reshaping the live events and ticketing industry.
Tubi becomes the first streaming platform to launch a native app within ChatGPT, marking a new step in AI-powered entertainment discovery.
YouTube’s growth on connected TVs is driving a shift toward interactive video, blending streaming, gaming, and shopping into a more engaging viewer experience.
SXSW re-emerges as a key event for founders and VCs, offering networking, insights into innovation, and startup opportunities across tech and media.
Tubi teams up with popular TikTok creators to produce original shows, aiming to attract younger audiences and expand its ad-supported streaming platform.
BuzzFeed rolls out AI-powered apps to seek new revenue streams, aiming to boost engagement and diversify beyond traditional digital advertising.
Steven Spielberg says he has never used AI in filmmaking, stressing the importance of human creativity while acknowledging technology’s role in other areas.
Peacock is expanding into AI-powered video, mobile-first live sports streaming, and gaming to boost engagement and compete with next-gen digital platforms.
Channel Surfer transforms YouTube into a cable TV-like experience, letting users flip through curated channels and watch videos without having to manually select them.
Substack launches a native recording studio, allowing creators to record, edit, and publish audio and video content directly on the platform.
Disney+ is introducing “Verts,” a short-form vertical video feed designed to showcase highlights, clips, and trending moments in a TikTok-like format.
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