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This Future of TV Briefing covers the latest in streaming and TV for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Wednesday at 10...

This Marketing Briefing covers the latest in marketing for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Tuesday at 10 a.m. ET. More from the series → If the last five years have taught us anything, it’s that chaos may be tough, trying and certainly worrisome — but it’s ultimately manageable. That’s the general sentiment

Two fixtures are one the horizon for our youngsters, after the FA Youth Cup heartbreak...

This episode of the BizNews Briefing features FMF head of policy Martin v Staden former Afriforum exec Dr Ernst Roets on why there has been so much effort to bring SA’s 142 operative racial laws to the attention of the global community; US President Donald Trump freezes all aid to Ukraine; Bitcoin added to Blackrock

In this episode of the BizNews Briefing: Editor in Chief of the Bhekisisa Health Centre for Journalism, Mia Malan, details the severe impact of Donald Trump’s freezing of global HIV programmes, with John Matisonn also weighing in on the situation. DA Chairperson of the Federal Council, Helen Zille, comments on the JP Smith saga. European

Two Brokers, One Brand, But Why? Starting off our weekly news update is an interesting case of two brokers fighting for the same brand. Offshore broker BCS Markets (formerly BCS Forex), a part of the Russian financial conglomerate BrokerCreditService and a sister brand of the Russian-licensed forex dealer BCS-Forex, appeared to have rebranded itself as

By Marty Swant  •  January 3, 2025  • When training data is similar across major large language models, finding ways to make them more creative and more differentiated is increasingly important. That reality has more enterprise customers asking for ways to make AI more creative when generating content — and to help with the actual

This week’s Media Briefing looks at how publishers’ cash flow is turning into a trickle, thanks to elongated payment windows that are reaching upwards of 180 days.The lack of advertising dollars being spent in the market is already taking its toll on media businesses this year, but now publishers are saying that the average payment