As the media vultures circle, Starmer should consider himself fortunate that Spitting Image is no longer influencing British culture, says Ray Snoddy.
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Out-of-market YouTube creators have the chance to dub their videos into more languages. This could mean extra competition for existing content owners.
A study from Gracenote found that this age group rates chatbot services as superior to streaming and cable user interfaces and programme guides when seeking TV and movies.
One customer of the channel creation software vendor will launch channels this quarter where programme scheduling is being performed by AI.
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BBC iPlayer remains the primary destination for long-form content, but its general manager Kerensa Samanidis outlines a willingness to meet digital audiences off BBC services.