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The New York Times tells Perplexity to stop using its content
OpenAI has until October 30 to response to a cease and desist letter from the New York Times over its use of articles to train its AI model.
Danny Gallagher10.15.2024Twitch rescinds policy that allowed ‘artistic nudity’
Twitch has quickly taken back its policy update that gave users permission to post sexual content as long as it was labeled.
Malak Saleh12.15.2023HBO Max halts original productions across large parts of Europe
HBO Max has confirmed that it will no longer produce originals in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Central Europe, the Netherlands and Turkey.
Steve Dent07.04.2022France orders streaming services to reinvest in local content
The likes of Netflix and Disney+ will need to spend at least 25 percent of French revenue on local productions.
Kris Holt06.30.2021Twitter's new Billboard chart will highlight trending songs
The Billboard Hot Trending powered by Twitter will showcase trending songs and music across the platform and will feature video and editorial content.
Mariella Moon05.06.2021Google News Showcase launches in more countries, including the UK and Argentina
Google News Showcase is starting to roll out to more countries worldwide, including the UK and Argentina, on the heels of its Australian launch last week. The digital news digest includes free and paywalled articles from more than 120 UK and 40 Argentinian outlets, bringing its tally to 450 publications. Google’s British media partners range from major news wires such as Reuters to business and politics outlets like The Financial Times and New Statesman, and newspapers The Telegraph, The Independent and Midland News Association.
Saqib Shah02.10.2021Facebook's News tab arrives in the UK
Facebook News tab's UK rollout is the first expansion of the feature outside the US.
Kris Holt01.25.2021Quibi's content library could make its way to Roku
It looks like Quibi's 'quick bites' content catalog may be sold to streaming app and hardware manufacturer Roku.
Steve Dent01.04.2021Google News Showcase will offer some paywalled articles for free
As a Google News Showcase user, you’ll soon have the chance to read some paywalled articles for free.
Igor Bonifacic12.02.2020Facebook will start paying UK publishers for news stories
Facebook is launching its dedicated News tab in the UK with a promise to pay UK news sites substantial sums to license articles.
Steve Dent12.01.2020Google will pay publishers to curate a reliable news feed
Google is investing $1 billion in Google News Showcase, a new product that will pay publishers to curate content.
Christine Fisher10.01.2020Facebook is expanding its dedicated news section to more countries
Facebook plans to expand its News section outside the US in the next six to 12 months.
Christine Fisher08.25.2020Crunchyroll subscribers can finally watch anime offline
With new membership tiers, Crunchyroll subscribers can watch anime offline.
Christine Fisher08.24.2020Reddit has banned nearly 7,000 hateful subreddits since June 29th
Reddit has banned nearly 7,000 hateful subreddits since its new content policies went into effect.
Christine Fisher08.20.2020Apple may offer half-off CBS All Access and Showtime bundle for TV+
Apple may offer TV+ subscribers discounted access to bundled CBS All Access and Showtime content.
Christine Fisher08.14.2020An OnlyFans creator is suing a site that hosts paywalled images for free
OnlyFans creators Deniece Waidhofer is suing Thothub for spreading her images without consent.
Christine Fisher08.04.2020CBS All Access adds 70 shows from BET, Comedy Central, MTV and more
ViacomCBS adds over 3,500 episodes from 70 shows to CBS All Access.
Christine Fisher07.30.2020Scribd expands its subscription catalog with over 1,000 magazines
Scribd is expanding its magazine line-up.
Rachel England06.30.2020Facebook tests easier sharing for its Pinterest-like Collections feature
Facebook is testing changes that make it easier to share Collections publicly.
Christine Fisher06.17.2020Amazon Fire TV interface makes it easier to find free content
Amazon is rolling out a new “Free” tab, full of ad-supported streaming content, to customers in the US.
Christine Fisher05.13.2020