AI news summaries are still terrible – and hurt the reputations of news brands
Studies from the EBU and BBC put numbers to how inaccurate AI news summaries are right now and their effect on news brands
How to rise when you’re below the line: Accessing power behind the camera
Craft and tech roles don’t always make the front page, but they’re the jobs that keep our industry functioning. How do we ensure everyone gets…
What do you do when there’s an abuser on set? Tell Jane
Tell Jane is a consultancy tackling harassment in the workplace. The creative industries have their own special challenges
Content by no one for no one: Surviving the Gen AI bubble
Can the media & entertainment sector put the brakes on its toxic relationship with Gen AI?
Would Jack Warner be angry about a WBD sale to Paramount – or envious?
The sale of Warner Bros. Discover looks imminent. Would the studios founder approve of the tech oligarchy taking over Hollywood?
First Monster Lab event looks at the history of boundary-breaking and the wisdom of befriending fiends
¡AU!’s first Monster Lab event looked at the history of category-breaking and the power of putting fascination over fear
IP predators: The endless tech arms race against packs of pirates
Content piracy is happening worldwide on an industrial scale. Protecting copyright is a technology face-off that never ends.
Be You Festival convenes diverse creatives to plot a new future for UK media
Guests included producer Ash Atalla who revealed what he really thinks about the industry’s not-fit-for-purpose commissioning system.
On the trail of the ghost influencers, the fake “experts” who get big headlines
Journalist Rob Waugh cracked open a world of widely quoted, but nonexistent, experts. How do real humans get heard in an ecosystem that reward fast…
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