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If Meta’s intransigence isn’t enough, AI poses an even greater threat to journalism | Margaret Simons
While Facebook has refused to renew its Australian media deals, robots scraping news sites for content could upend the industry entirely It’s hardly a surprise that Meta, owner of Facebook, is refusing to renew its deals with Australia’s media companies. It was always grudging in its negotiations and never really accepted the principle that it…
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If Meta’s intransigence isn’t enough, AI poses an even greater threat to journalism | Margaret Simons
While Facebook has refused to renew its Australian media deals, robots scraping news sites for content could upend the industry entirely It’s hardly a surprise that Meta, owner of Facebook, is refusing to renew its deals with Australia’s media companies. It was always grudging in its negotiations and never really accepted the principle that it…
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If Meta’s intransigence isn’t enough, AI poses an even greater threat to journalism | Margaret Simons
While Facebook has refused to renew its Australian media deals, robots scraping news sites for content could upend the industry entirely It’s hardly a surprise that Meta, owner of Facebook, is refusing to renew its deals with Australia’s media companies. It was always grudging in its negotiations and never really accepted the principle that it…
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‘We’re off in our transit vans after the show’: how Fix Radio built a hit station for builders
Louis Timpany was 22 and working on a building site when he had a brainwave – a radio station by, and for, tradespeople. Now with a huge listenership, Fix Radio is taking on the big beasts of the airwaves It is cold, dark and deathly quiet at an out-of-town business park in West Sussex. Hours…
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‘We’re off in our transit vans after the show’: how Fix Radio built a hit station for builders
Louis Timpany was 22 and working on a building site when he had a brainwave – a radio station by, and for, tradespeople. Now with a huge listenership, Fix Radio is taking on the big beasts of the airwaves It is cold, dark and deathly quiet at an out-of-town business park in West Sussex. Hours…
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Paramount+ profit surprise
Paramount Global has reported revenues down YoY in Q4, but the studio saw notable streaming gains. Paramount+ reached 67.5 million subscribers during the quarter, a net increase of 4.1 million, and recorded 69 per cent revenue growth YoY. The company said it expects to achieve profitability for the SVoD service by 2025. Subscription revenue grew…
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Uncovering the higher truth of Jay Shetty
Celebrities call him ‘amazing’ and fans pay thousands – but what exactly do they get from this self-help guru with an iffy origin story? On 20 August 2022, Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck got married at Affleck’s 87-acre countryside estate in Savannah, Georgia. The nuptials were the closest thing the US had to a royal…
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BBC acquires ITV’s BritBox stake
ITV has sold its entire 50 per cent interest in digital subscription streaming service BritBox International to its joint venture partner BBC Studios for a cash consideration of £255 million (€297.7m). The sale comes as ITV focuses its strategy on its own streaming service, ITVX, and its Studios division. The Board intends to return the…
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Newsguard debuts new automation tools for tracking election-related misinformation
NewsGuard, the news rating service, is adding more automation tools as it works to track misinformation efforts ahead of the 2024 elections. For the debut of its “Election Misinformation Tracking Center,” NewsGuard has developed new AI-assisted tools for early detection of election-related misinformation. The tools, which debut yesterday, will be used across websites, social media…
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SES: Owning a LEO system could be next
For the best part of 20 years, under the tenure of successive CEO’s Romain Bausch, Karim Michel Sabbagh and Steve Collar, the accepted mantra was that SES did not need a Low Earth orbiting (LEO) fleet of satellites. That position might now be very different under new CEO Adel Al-Salah who has been in post…