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Newsroom leaders will take a more cautious approach to generative AI in 2024

Digiday

Digiday spoke to four heads of editorial teams — from Business Insider to Trusted Media Brands — to hear how they will approach the technology next year. Most of them said they’re taking a slower and less reactive approach to avoid the public mishaps they’ve seen at other publishers.

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Why Stagwell’s Mark Penn sees AR and AI as the biggest disruptors to the industry

Digiday

Penn, chairman and CEO of Stagwell, worked across politics, public relations and strategy at Microsoft before founding Stagwell in 2015. “As I always say, the best TV ads have already been done, and the best digital ads are a long way from being done,” Penn told Digiday. How will AI transform agencies on the inside?

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The WIR: Government Creates £90 Million Hole in BBC Budget, IPG Seals First Look Deal with Amazon Prime Video Ads, and ANA Finds High Wastage in Programmatic

VideoWeek

It’s still not clear exactly what Amazon Prime Video’s ad offering will look like, though Amazon has said it will run meaningfully fewer ads than linear TV or other streaming TV providers. Access to Captify’s advanced insights at the planning phase enables our clients to make more informed, strategic media decisions.”

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The WIR: Sunak Blocks Telegraph Sale, Thomas Rabe Announces RTL Exit, and BBC Goes FAST in America

VideoWeek

BBC News Goes FAST in the US BBC News is launching as a free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) Channel in the US. The channel is a partnership between BBC Studios and AMC Networks, and will be available through Pluto TV, Samsung TV Plus, Plex, Xumo Play, VIZIO WatchFree+ and Sling Freestream. Read more on VideoWeek.

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The WIR: Vivendi Considers Spinning Off Havas, Channel 4 Unveils New Ad Formats, and Netflix Ad Sales to Reach $1 Billion Next Year

VideoWeek

Top Stories Vivendi Considers Splitting Havas and Canal+ into Separate Entities French media conglomerate Vivendi is exploring splitting into three separate entities: advertising giant Havas, TV business Canal+, and the investment arm that owns the publishing group Lagardère. The firm forecasts Netflix revenues to jump 50.3

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Why Web3 and the metaverse shouldn’t be conflated: A Q&A with Matthew Ball

Digiday

Ball is also known as a metaverse leader, largely due to the influence of his self-published essays on the topic, which helped bring the concept to the forefront of the public consciousness in recent years. In advance of its publication, Digiday contacted Ball to learn more about his vision for the virtual world to come.

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The WIR: BBC Chairman Steps Down, AI Delivers Results for WPP, and TF1 Reports a Drop in Ad Sales

VideoWeek

“The BBC is being held back in a yesteryear of TV and radio by uncertainty over funding and regulation, and by the DCMS Department’s constant delays and down-scaling of national fast broadband rollout plans.” Other options could include debt restructuring, according to Insider. billion. .

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