Over 400 artists and media industry leaders have penned an open letter to the UK PM ahead of a crunch vote in the House of Lords on plans to carve out copyright exemptions for AI companies.
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The industry can continue to share data, enabling personalised advertising, measurement, fraud control and more, and competition has been supported. However, this isn’t over yet.
Online formats accounted for £4 in every £5 spent on advertising, while the VOD sub-category has been expanded to include SVOD, AVOD and FAST, according to the latest AA/Warc Expenditure Report.
Alessi will take up the role in June. She replaces Debbie Weinstein, who took up a broader remit in December.
The PPA CEO breaks down the arguments for and against maintaining strong copyright protections for publishers and artists, and explains what is at stake for a magazine industry already in a state of digital transition.
Thirty-five years after inventing the world wide web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee is still trying to create an internet that maximises social good. His core mission is to decentralise the web by liberating data from tech platforms.
Ad-funded content on platforms doesn’t work because there are too few platforms and the rents are too high. As media fragments and production businesses suffer, creators must diversify to survive.
Publishers have begun aggressively planning audience strategies with “reduced search dependency” in response to the rise of generative-AI search via Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode.
At a Thinkbox event last week, head of research Anthony Jones contextualised YouTube as a growing platform on TV sets with ‘highly skewed’ viewership.
It’s time to abandon a fixation with channels in favour of a content-led approach — and prepare for a future where end-to-end solutions are the norm. The definitions and techniques that have dominated marketing practices are becoming obsolete.
