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Industry season 4 delivers its sharpest take yet, using finance and tech storylines to portray modern fraud, hype, and ambition with rare accuracy on television.
From liquor brands to AI startups, companies are using Super Bowl ads to spotlight artificial intelligence, blending humour, storytelling, and bold messaging to stand out.
Spotify has updated its developer mode API rules, now requiring Premium accounts and placing stricter limits on test users, impacting app developers and integrations.
The Washington Post is scaling back its Silicon Valley presence at a time when Big Tech, AI, and regulation demand deeper scrutiny and sustained coverage.
Watch Club is creating short-form video dramas and building a social network around storytelling to raise quality standards in the fast-growing microdrama market.
Spotify has upgraded its lyrics feature with offline access for Premium users and expanded global translations to boost engagement.
Amazon’s documentary Melania debuts with a strong $7 million opening weekend, signalling solid audience interest in the former first lady’s story.
OnlyFans is in talks to sell a majority stake to investment firm Architect Capital in a deal that would value the creator platform at approximately $5.5 billion.
Science fiction writers and San Diego Comic-Con have updated their policies to restrict generative AI, reflecting growing opposition to AI-generated content within creative communities.
Short-form microdrama apps like ReelShort and DramaBox are generating billions in consumer spending, reshaping mobile entertainment despite widespread criticism of their content quality.
Netflix has agreed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery’s film, television, and streaming assets in a historic deal that could reshape Hollywood and the global streaming market.
YouTube TV is upgrading its multiview feature, allowing subscribers to mix and match channels, giving viewers more control over how they watch live sports, news, and events.
