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Is YouTube Doing Enough to Combat ‘AI Slop’ And Keep the Playing Field Fair For Creators?
YouTube can’t say it’s actively combating AI slop while profiting from it in obvious ways.
Netflix Announces Launch Dates for Several Other Sports Focused Podcasts
"Four additional sports-focused podcasts will launch on Netflix on January 26, marking a significant influx of recognizable talent and established brands. A fifth show will follow on February 1."
Why Armen Williams Returned to Radio to Help Build Westwood One Sports
"We know what's been done and how it’s been done. What do we have to lose by doing it differently? Let’s just see what happens."
Why Aesthetic Branding Is Vital To Earn Attention in an Algorithmic Ecosystem
"Many artists now recognize branding as a necessary tool that can amplify their music. It creates a vibe and allows a story to be told on the artist’s terms."
ESPN Chicago Marc Silverman Takes Aim at Chicago Bulls Broadcaster Chuck Swirsky
"That is one of the worst guys. My wife told me, do not address this. Do not bring this up. He doesn't deserve your time. I don't know how to fight without that way."
Maggie Gray Teases Next Chapter of ‘Maggie & Perloff’ Coming Soon
"I've been now in this business long enough. I know until the T's are crossed and the I's are dotted, you really can't say it."
Stephen A. Smith Responds to Keith Olbermann’s Call for ESPN To Fire Him: “I’m Sick of Your Pathetic Ass”
"Who looks more like a cartoon character than you? Keith Olbermann, you can’t run five feet with your fat self."
Fox News Leads All TV News Brands in YouTube Views During 2025
Fox News saw a 69% year-over-year increase in viewership on the digital video platform.
How Broadcasting Layoffs, AI, and Creators Are Redefining the Media Industry
2026 has arrived, and hope springs eternal for many across the broadcasting industry. But before we move forward, we must first revisit some harsh...
TikTok Now the Top Social Media App for News Among Young People: Survey
"43% of U.S. adults aged 18 to 29 said they regularly get news from TikTok in 2025, surpassing YouTube and Facebook."