‘The Social Reckoning’ dramatizes Frances Haugen and ‘The Facebook Files,’ which sparked lawsuits, an $18B settlement and new laws—but radicalization remains unresolved.
Audible’s new AI Interactive Story feature lets listeners talk to literary characters in real time. It raises copyright questions the law hasn’t answered yet.
The new app, first announced last year, will provide subscription-based access to a library of over 35,000 digital comics from Marvel’s back catalog.
Olivia Rodrigo chose to put ‘The Cure’ in ‘Practical Magic 2.’ She could because she owns her masters. Taylor Swift’s battle made that possible.
The broadcast deal for the Primetime Emmy Awards expires this year. The next deal is being negotiated in a world where social media impressions dwarf live viewership.
The Primetime Emmy Awards’ broadcast deal expires this year, and the next bidders will negotiate in a world where social media impressions dwarf live viewership.
Meta’s $18 billion settlement changes how teens use social media. Here’s what it means for brands and creators whose deals were built around reaching that audience.
The multiyear licensing deal will see Upper Deck release trading cards and games based on a range of iconic Hasbro IP.
Hayden Panettiere’s story that Neutrogena sought to drop her under a morality clause exposes how the clauses have not evolved to reflect how public life has changed.
Smart glasses and cell phones are turning ordinary people into viral content without consent. The law offers little recourse. But an outraged comment section might.