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09.04.26 - 12:01
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Silicon Valley turns to new media to sell AI (The Hill)
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Silicon Valley is embracing nontraditional media to sell its vision of technology as concerns mount over artificial intelligence's impact on the workforce, economy and environment. Tech and business leaders are turning to everything from podcasts to Substack blogs to avoid the traditional media and get more control over their preferred narratives on AI. OpenAI's recent......
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08.04.26 - 10:06
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′A full-on embrace′: how the EU′s largest news publisher fell in love with the US (The Guardian)
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After recent purchase of UK's Daily Telegraph, Axel Springer and its 'guru-like' CEO, Mathias Döpfner, have sights on transatlantic expansion In Mathias Döpfner's 2023 book Dealing with Dictators, the chief executive of the German media company Axel Springer SE proposed a fix for western democracy: states that respect the rule of law should stick together and prioritise trading with each other. Better that, he declared, than indulging the illusion that doing business will tame “self-styled strongman leaders”.So it came as quite the surprise when last month Hungary's prime minister, Viktor Orbán, was given a prominent opinion article in Welt am Sonntag, less than four weeks before the riskiest elections of the rightwing populist's career. “It caused a lot of strong irritation,” said a former editor at the Springer-owned broadsheet. Continue reading......
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07.04.26 - 16:24
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Netflix: Das Ende der Streaming Wars (FAZ)
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So einen Machtkampf hat Hollywood lange nicht mehr gesehen: Warner Bros., eines der traditionsreichsten Filmstudios der Welt, wird verkauft. Und der Käufer heißt: Netflix. Mit dem Deal würde deren Dominanz in Film und Fernsehen endgültig zementiert. Doch dann kommt alles anders....
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05.04.26 - 11:18
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Premier League clubs facing £80m shirt sponsor void amid gambling ban (The Guardian)
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Nine clubs yet to secure front-of-shirt commercial dealsSeveral may begin the campaign without a shirt sponsorNine Premier League clubs have yet to secure front-of-shirt commercial deals for next season and 12 have not signed contracts, leading to increasing concerns that several may begin the campaign without a shirt sponsor.The imminent ban on shirt advertising from gambling companies is having a significant impact on all clubs' commercial returns, other than those in the big six, with an executive at one club telling the Guardian that the collective loss of income from shirt deals could be as high as £80m next season. Continue reading......
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