Equity, the performing arts and entertainment trade union, launched an AI toolkit on Thursday. The aim is to make sure performers know their rights and are protected as AI becomes more prevalent in the entertainment industry. The introduction to the toolkit explains: AI is playing an increasing role in different workplaces across the performing arts […]
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Monday’s WWDC 2023 keynote was… a lot. New Macs (yes please), new operating systems and, of course, the things everybody had really come for – Apple Vision Pro. Apple’s AR/mixed-reality headset has finally been revealed. It will be available in 2024. If it was all a bit much to take in, you can watch the
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For over a month, screenwriters in America have been on strike after talks between their union, the WGA, and the studios broke down. Amongst other things, the writers have concerns over the rise of so-called mini-rooms, being locked into smaller series, declining residuals and the potential impact of AI. None of this is straightforward to
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A couple of week’s ago I was sat in a cafe, eating comfort food after another disastrous Spurs performance, as the news of Phillip Schofield’s departure from “This Morning” broke. The television in the cafe had the BBC News channel on, with the outlet focussing on the story for most of my meal. In the
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“Succession” season four is over so it’s time for an update to the review. There is no way to properly do this without spoilers so… SPOILER ALERT After the “Succession” season four opener, we knew they were heading out with a bang. Everything good about the show was evident in that opening episode – amazing
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The women’s football World Cup is just weeks away from kicking off (July 20th), but a TV rights deal has not been done in five key countries – the UK, France, Spain, Germany and Italy. Yup, we may not be able to watch the European champion Lionesses here at home. Fifa president Gianni Infantino is
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It’s been a somewhat tumultuous time in the world of Web3 recently (isn’t it always?). Lauren Ingram, the founder of Women of Web3, joins the show to explain what is really going on and how things can get better and more inclusive. The Women of Web 3 podcast is set to return with its second
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It’s that time of the month – Chuck Joiner and I reconvene to discuss Apple TV+. On this episode of “TV+ Talk” we finish off our chat about “Shrinking” before analysing the recently released “Silo.” We finish off by looking at the… mixed… reactions to “Killers of the Flower Moon,” which has finally premiered at
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The team behind “The News Agents” podcast will launch “The News Agents: USA” on 20th June. They made the announcement whilst speaking at The Podcast Show London today. The weekly show will cover US politics in the run-up to the 2024 election and be hosted by Jon Sopel and Emily Maitlis. The pair presented “Americast”
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B2b publishing is a big, but all too often overlooked, segment of the media. It might not be as sexy as the big-name, consumer-facing brands, but it really matters. The Audiencers is a new b2b publication aimed at those within the media industry that run all manner of publications. It is run by Poool, the
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