Despite craving breakout success, creators are thriving outside of broadcast TV and are reluctant to partner without creative control.

Technologist Jaron Lanier argues that reconceiving AI as a social collaboration opens up new strategies for long-term economics and safety.

AI technology may soon allow consumers to generate infinite versions of hyper-realistic synthetic media, according to Cannes Next panelists.

Hollywood stars can have their digital likenesses copyrighted and managed by talent agencies, but we should all control our own digital IDs.

In its report following CES 2023, Parks Associates finds that Smart TVs now represent the most important point in the connected home.

Controlling costs is the single biggest challenge facing streaming service providers, according to Bitmovin’s new Video Developer Report.

Are neuroscience-inspired algorithms that combine spatial memory and dopamine reward prediction the future of social media?

Writer-producer-director Todd Field’s first film in 16 years, “Tár” explores the cult of personality, power imbalances and cancel culture.

The internet could have been a democratic utopia of limitless potential for good, but this ideal will be warped forever if we don’t all act.

Non-fungible tokens give creators new ability to go directly to customers, but are they a flash in the pan or here to stay?

The Verge’s Alex Cranz argues that cord-cutting is a response to the erosion of the social contract between viewers and broadcasters.

NBCU reaches out to a younger audience with its unprecedented multi-platform social creator program at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.