A study developed by Podscribe and Oxford Road measures the relative strengths and weaknesses of “pure audio” vs YouTube “simulcast” podcasts finding the latter’s impressions are less valuable and can’t be deemed as fungible despite industry standard.
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Podcast: The co-founders and chairs of the Alliance of Media Independents discuss their plans for expansion and why indies might be the beneficiaries of a consolidating agency landscape.
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In response to widespread backlash against xAI’s chatbot Grok creating and disseminating nude and lewd images of people on X, the platform has said it has “implemented technological measures” aimed at preventing users from utilising Grok to “[edit] images of real people in revealing clothing such as bikinis”. Whether the changes are effective is another matter.