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YouTube is expanding its conversational AI tool to smart TVs, allowing viewers to ask questions, get video summaries, and discover related content directly on the big screen.
Audible launches ‘Read & Listen,’ a feature that syncs Kindle e-books with matching audiobooks, letting users switch seamlessly between reading and listening.
Amazon has begun rolling out a redesigned Fire TV interface in the US, featuring updated navigation, improved content discovery, and faster access to apps and live TV.
Hollywood studios and creatives have raised concerns about Seedance 2.0, a new AI video generator that can generate cinematic clips from text prompts, sparking fresh copyright and labour…
Designer Kate Barton collaborates with IBM and Fiducia AI for a New York Fashion Week presentation, blending fashion design with artificial intelligence innovation.
Roku plans to introduce new streaming bundles to boost profitability, deepen user engagement, and expand monetisation across its connected TV platform.
Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros. marks a major shift in the global streaming and entertainment landscape. Here’s what the deal means for content, competition, and subscribers.
Many YouTubers are reducing reliance on ad revenue by building income streams through memberships, merchandise, brand deals, courses, live events, and direct fan support.
Spotify reaches a record 751 million monthly active users, boosted by the popularity of Spotify Wrapped and expanded free features that drive global engagement.
YouTube TV has rolled out lower-priced subscription bundles, including a $ 65-per-month sports-focused package, to attract price-conscious cord-cutters.
A closer look at the AI project tied to The Magnificent Ambersons shows why some critics are warming to it, despite ongoing concerns about technology and film heritage.
Once overlooked athletes and underestimated teams are heading to the Super Bowl, turning past doubts into motivation on the NFL’s biggest stage.
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