Duran Duran’s latest single may be titled “Invisible,” but its visual accompaniment is anything but. The English new wave band is once again on the leading front of musical innovation. […]

NFL Media director of engineering Michael Blanchard details the NFL’s cross-platform approach to delivering top-tier streaming experiences.

Media scholar Nathan Schneider explains why data privacy is crucial and lays out steps for achieving it in our increasingly connected world.

There’s a debate about the future of AI, between “doomers” who only see death and “accelerationists” who preach AI utopianism.

Marc Andreessen’s “Techno-Optimist Manifesto” advocates that we should all view technology as a force for pure good. People have concerns.

Even in short-form video, explains filmmaker and content creator Adrian Per, “You still want to keep the basic principles of storytelling.”

Existing laws have significant implications for the use of generative AI, and the courts are sorting out how these laws should be applied.

AI is considered an essential new tool in the progress towards future video compression technologies, but the next few years will be dominated by the transition to existing standards including AV1 and VVC.

Voice assistants will be a key feature in future automotive designs, with Alexa, Siri and other voice assistants all hitching a ride.

Meta lays off much of its creator partnership team, Twitter and Substack are at war, and TikTok was fined $16M for exposing children.

Director Gerard Johnstone’s hit movie “M3GAN” has busted the $100 million barrier in global ticket sales on a $12 million production budget.

FAST channels are gaining popularity as a new linear distribution model for delivering pre-programmed content to a mass audience.