The IABM’s latest benchmark report finds that economic headwinds have negatively affected business confidence and M&E business models.

Three new reports examine how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed live sports coverage for consumers, broadcasters and media rights holders.

New report from Horowitz Research finds consumers use a wide range of ad-supported services with linear content.

“Only Murders in the Building” editor Shelly Westerman will join Bobbie O’Steen at NAB Show New York’s Insight Theater Oct. 25 at 3 p.m.

Evan Shapiro’s latest map of the media universe has a new look. (And if you think that the resemblance to old-school video games is coincidental, you’re fooling yourself.)

Director Gareth Edwards considers the debates around AI, reflected in his film “The Creator:” “Should we embrace it or should we destroy it?”

We need to take a longer-term view of AI as a tool to speed production but not one that replaces human talent, a panel of experts say.

AI is a given for our future, but neither positive nor negative impacts are a foregone conclusion. We still have many choices to make about GenAI.

Georgia Tech sociologist John P. Nelson explains how countless hidden people contribute to the magic of ChatGPT and other language AIs.

Thrown into sharp relief by the Hollywood strikes, the debate over human creativity versus generative AI has become a battleground.

This year’s NAB Show New York is full of content and hands-on learning opportunities, on and off the show floor. We curated a few ideas for filmmakers.

Twelve studios adopted the Studio Sustainability Standard in 2022, committing to measuring and reducing their environmental impacts.