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Razorfish Offers Clients Real-World AI Use Cases Through Beta Labs

Publicis agency Razorfish has widely opened up its suite of gen AI tools Beta Lab, to give all brand clients practical examples of how can be used to enhance content creation and improve customer experiences. Beta Lab has been open to over half of the agency’s clients–including Samsung–since this summer. The lab has already featured…Publicis

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Microsoft, OpenAI Giving News Outlets $10M to Use AI Tools

Microsoft and OpenAI announced that they are offering a select group of media outlets up to $10 million ($2.5 million in cash plus $2.5 million worth of “software and enterprise credits” from each) to try out artificial intelligence tools in the newsroom. (The Verge) The program will initially fund projects for AI adoption at five…Microsoft

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TelevisaUnivision Posts Record Q3 US Political Ad Revenue, Streaming Turns Profitable

Spanish-language media giant TelevisaUnivision reported a 6% year-over-year U.S. revenue gain to $852.4 million for the third quarter of 2024, as a 5% U.S. advertising revenue gain was driven by what it described as a third-quarter company record in political ad revenue. (THR) The company also indicated that its direct-to-consumer operations, which include streaming service…Spanish-language

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Iranian General Charged in Plot to Murder US-Based Dissident Journalist

A general in Iran’s Revolutionary Guards was charged in New York in connection with an alleged plot to assassinate a dissident Iranian-American journalist. (The Guardian) The Justice Department did not name the target of the purported plot, but journalist and activist Masih Alinejad confirmed that she was the potential victim. (Al Jazeera) Brig. Gen. Ruhollah…A

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Broadcasters’ Group President: Trump Threats Against Networks Undermine ‘Basic Press Freedom’

Curtis LeGeyt, president of the National Association of Broadcasters, the leading trade group representing broadcast journalists, is blasting former President Donald Trump over his continued threats against some of the nation’s largest news networks. (The Hill) Trump’s threats against CBS have been particularly intense in recent weeks. He railed against 60 Minutes for editing the…Curtis

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Wheel of Fortune Was Most-Watched Entertainment Show Across Broadcast, Cable, and Syndication in September

Viewers are still giving Wheel of Fortune a spin with new host Ryan Seacrest. The syndicated strip’s season 42, with Seacrest taking over for longtime host Pat Sajak (and joining co-host Vanna White), made a splash in its opening month as the most-watched entertainment series in September across broadcast, cable, and syndication. (Variety) As the…Viewers

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NewsGuild Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge Against NYT

The NewsGuild of New York filed an unfair labor practice charge with the National Labor Relations Board against The New York Times, claiming that management violated the National Labor Relations Act by interrogating employees about their strike sentiments within the past six months. (Axios)The NewsGuild of New York filed an unfair labor practice charge with

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The Chicago Tribune Didn’t Replace Its Retiring Architecture Critic. So He Funded His Own Successor

Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Blair Kamin is paying for the Chicago Tribune’s next architecture writer out of his own pocket. Why would he do such a thing? (Poynter)Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Blair Kamin is paying for the Chicago Tribune’s next architecture writer out of his own pocket. Why would he do such a thing? (Poynter) Read More

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