AI Continues to Eat Media Companies (429)
While the world gets distracted by Scarlett Johansson's possible case against OpenAI, the AI giant continues to do deals with media companies. This time, Open AI signed a deal with News Corp (owners of WSJ) for $250 million over five years...
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While the world gets distracted by Scarlett Johansson's possible case against OpenAI, the AI giant continues to do deals with media companies. This time, Open AI signed a deal with News Corp (owners of WSJ) for $250 million over five years...
While the world gets distracted by Scarlett Johansson's possible case against OpenAI, the AI giant continues to do deals with media companies.
This time, Open AI signed a deal with News Corp (owners of WSJ) for $250 million over five years (reported). Who's next?
Trump Media's quarterly reported was more than a disaster, and yet the stock keeps going up.
And we have a nice disagreement about whether Chick-fil-A should embrace or fire their internal social media influencers.
Hits and misses include GaryVee's new book and Coca-Cola lens.
Rants and raves include content marketing platforms and a nice rave for the Cleveland Guardians baseball team.
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This week's links:
Social Influencers and what to do
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