IBC2026 Review: No more money, AI meh, and Trump in Ireland
IBC2026 was the year broadcast rolled up its sleeves and embraced change, despite not knowing what that change looked like
Gen AI
¡AU! Journal – Summer 2026
Issue Four of ¡AU! Journal looks at keeping production teams organized and safe in an out of control world.
OpenAI’s Sora closes shop after making a million dollars; UK government tiptoes around AI regulation
OpenAI abandons its video creation product Sora, and the UK sticks with status quo for AI regulation – for now
Video: Content 2025 – What should a flourishing and factual content ecosystem look like?
Content authenticity specialists lay out a vision for a fact-based media ecosystem where people have control over their digital likenesses
What will keep Gen AI from stealing who you are? Industry standards and the law – as usual
Anyone can use anyone else’s image and likeness for anything. Can we stop AI-driven content from stealing our identities?
OpenAI tries to get a handle on ChatGPT mental health impacts
A new post from OpenAI lays out the company’s methodologies for addressing mental health issues in ChatGPT users
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?
Danish Parliament to vote on law for deepfake defense
This month, Denmark will vote on a law that would give citizens control over how their likenesses are used
Video: Content by nobody for nobody – how to survive the Gen AI bubble
Watch our discussion with Gen AI expert Graham Lovelace on the impacts of AI on the media biz – from ¡AU!s Content & IP Defense…
Autumn issue of ¡AU! Journal takes on content security
The next issue of our quarterly magazine, out Aug. 20 looks at how to protect your content from pirates, hackers, and bad robots
IBC2026 Review: No more money, AI meh, and Trump in Ireland
IBC2026 was the year broadcast rolled up its sleeves and embraced change, despite not knowing what that change looked like
¡AU! Journal – Summer 2026
Issue Four of ¡AU! Journal looks at keeping production teams organized and safe in an out of control world.
OpenAI’s Sora closes shop after making a million dollars; UK government tiptoes around AI regulation
OpenAI abandons its video creation product Sora, and the UK sticks with status quo for AI regulation – for now
Video: Content 2025 – What should a flourishing and factual content ecosystem look like?
Content authenticity specialists lay out a vision for a fact-based media ecosystem where people have control over their digital likenesses
What will keep Gen AI from stealing who you are? Industry standards and the law – as usual
Anyone can use anyone else’s image and likeness for anything. Can we stop AI-driven content from stealing our identities?
OpenAI tries to get a handle on ChatGPT mental health impacts
A new post from OpenAI lays out the company’s methodologies for addressing mental health issues in ChatGPT users
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?
Danish Parliament to vote on law for deepfake defense
This month, Denmark will vote on a law that would give citizens control over how their likenesses are used
Video: Content by nobody for nobody – how to survive the Gen AI bubble
Watch our discussion with Gen AI expert Graham Lovelace on the impacts of AI on the media biz – from ¡AU!s Content & IP Defense…
Autumn issue of ¡AU! Journal takes on content security
The next issue of our quarterly magazine, out Aug. 20 looks at how to protect your content from pirates, hackers, and bad robots
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