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Building your generative AI marketing skillset: Training and upskilling

Martech

The shift from network television to cable, to the internet, to streaming entertainment and social media has greatly impacted marketing organizations of all sizes. Keeping up with the latest AI tools is nearly impossible as sites such as There’s an AI for that currently houses over 12,000 new AI apps. Get MarTech!

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The WIR: Sony Launches FAST Channels in Europe, ProSieben Rejects MFE’s Proposal to Split its Business, and S4 Reports a Tough 2024

VideoWeek

“Sony Pictures recognizes the potential of the free ad-supported television space to engage new viewers globally with our extensive feature film and TV series catalogue spanning 100 years”, said Pete Wood, SVP of digital sales and distribution at Sony Pictures Entertainment. Read more on VideoWeek.

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The WIR: German Broadcasters Cooperate on Streaming, Google Vows to Fight Breakup of Ads Business, and Publicis Posts Another Strong Quarter

VideoWeek

Top Stories ARD and ZDF Launch Joint Streaming Network German public service broadcasters ARD and ZDF this week rolled out a new joint “streaming network”, whereby each broadcaster’s content is viewable and watchable within the other broadcaster’s streaming library. The Week for Publishers Reach Reports 13.7

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Why Your Political Digital Advertising Should be Driven by Mobile Apps

InMobi

With most voters still wary of large public gatherings and facing the lingering effects of the pandemic, mobile is the ideal platform as consumption continues to grow over the past many months. 2) It’s More Measurable Than TV Ads Who actually watches television ads? In short, lots of people use lots of apps on any given day.

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The WIR: Amazon Prime Video Announces Ads Plans, FAST Channels Face UK Regulation, and Rupert Murdoch Steps Down

VideoWeek

In this week’s Week in Review: Amazon announced new ads plans, FAST channels face Ofcom regulation in the UK, and Rupert Murdoch steps down as chairman of News Corp and Fox Corp. The proposed media bill would bring regulation of all on-demand streaming services more in line with those owned by UK public service broadcasters.

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The WIR: Netflix Reports on Ad Growth, Sony Lines Up Paramount Bid, and Axel Springer CEO says “Don’t Fear Google, it’s Already Won”

VideoWeek

Brand safety and suitability measurement is also being expanded into 11 new countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Finland, Greece, Guatemala, Hungary, Norway, and Panama. The law which bans political parties from buying ads on TV doesn’t cover internet-delivered television.

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The WIR: Twitch Terminates Publisher Partnerships, Condé Nast CEO Issues Warning Over AI, and YouTube Accused of Monetising Climate Change Denial

VideoWeek

The sports streaming service has reportedly upped its offer for the 2024-29 cycle, according to French publication RMC Sport, following a tense series of negotiations for the top-flight football league. The future of television is shaping up to be an immersive canvas of personalised, interactive experiences. Read more on VideoWeek.