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SoundCloud Adds More AI Tools And Signs Up For Ethics Pledge

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Music Ally reports: “SoundCloud is increasingly positioning itself as a bridge between its community of musicians and the world of AI startups. In January we reported on its deals with three AI startups: Fadr, Soundful and Voice-Swap. Now it has added six more tools to its roster of partnerships. Tuney is for remixing, editing and music generation), while Tuttii is an AI-powered remixing tool for licensed music. AIBeatz generates beats, while TwoShot can be used to create custom samples.”

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Shazam Tops 100 Billion Song Recognitions Since Launch

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Music Business Worldwide reports: “Apple-owned music identification app Shazam has announced a milestone, surpassing 100 billion song recognitions since its launch. Shazam notes that the number equates to approximately 12 songs identified for every person on the planet. To put it into perspective, Shazam says reaching this number would require an individual to use Shazam to identify a song every second for 3,168 consecutive years.”

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ChatGPT Search Is Finally Rolling Out To Free Users

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BGR reports: “A series of reports said recently that all the big AI companies are struggling with their next-gen models, OpenAI included. As a result, the expected GPT-5 upgrade for ChatGPT might see delays. However, all the big AI firms are continuing to launch new features for their existing models, and that includes OpenAI.”

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Comcast Spins Off MSNBC, Other Cable TV Networks

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Huffpost reports: “Comcast, the parent company of NBCUniversal, on Wednesday announced the spinoff of many of its cable TV channels, including MSNBC, carrying out a plan the company had hinted at earlier this year. In addition to MSNBC, the portfolio of the newly created company titled “SpinCo” will also comprise CNBC, USA, Oxygen and E!, among other channels, as well as digital assets, including Fandango and Rotten Tomatoes. Those assets made about $7 billion in revenue in the year that ended Sept. 30, the company said in a press release.”

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Generative AI Studio Promise Launches With Backing From Peter Chernin’s North Road, Andreesen Horowitz

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Deadline reports: “Promise, a generative AI studio led by three notable tech and industry figures, has launched with backing from Peter Chernin‘s The North Road Company and venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. The startup intends to make films and series as well as exploring new formats. The company said in a launch announcement that it is “actively engaging with leading Gen AI artists, Hollywood talent, and rights-holders to develop a multi-year lineup of category-defining films and series.”

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NFL, Celebrity Boxing, And Hot Dogs: Netflix’s Push Into Live TV

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The Verge reports: “After moving from DVD rentals to all-digital streaming more than a decade ago, Netflix is making its next big transformation: it’s also becoming a hub for live content. The streamer’s foray into livestreams started with a Chris Rock comedy special and a rocky Love is Blind reunion, then quickly jumped into live sports streaming with a golf tournament that paired professional golfers with Formula 1 drivers.”

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Apple Is Once Again ‘Evaluating’ Selling A Branded TV Set

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Extreme Tech reports: “Apple is once again thinking about developing its own TV set. Amid a larger push to settle into the smart home market, the company is reportedly considering the potential of an Apple-branded television—a project it dropped over a decade ago after deciding it would be too difficult to pull off.”

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Max Available To Stream In Southeast Asia, Taiwan And Hong Kong

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Broadband TV News reports: “Warner Bros Discovery streaming service Max is now officially live in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand, as well as Taiwan and Hong Kong. Subscribers can watch content from HBO, Harry Potter, the DC Universe, Cartoon Network and Max Originals. The launch coincides with the debut of highly anticipated HBO Original Dune: Prophecy, as well as the rather curious brand extension Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking, hosted by James and Oliver Phelps.”

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Agentio Raises $12 Million From Benchmark For Its YouTube Ad Marketplace

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TechCrunch reports: “Creator marketplace startup Agentio, which has built an automated platform for YouTubers to sell their ad slots to brands, has raised $12 million in Series A funding led by Benchmark with participation from returning investors Craft Ventures and AlleyCorp.”

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Amazon Music Unlimited Subscribers Can Now Listen To Audible Audiobooks

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CNET reports: “Amazon Music Unlimited subscribers can now press play on audiobooks. Beginning Tuesday, customers of the music streaming service in the US, UK and Canada have a new perk: Audible’s catalog of more than 1 million audio titles, Amazon said in a press release. One audiobook per month is up for grabs for individual plan subscribers and family plan primary account holders.”

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