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Univision Goes Dark on YouTube TV

Google’s YouTube TV has dropped Univision‘s local TV stations — along with other TelevisaUnivision-owned networks — after the two sides failed to come to terms on a contract renewal…

World News Days Focuses on Just the Facts

More than 1,000 news brands from 110 countries participated in World News Day, an annual event that champions fact-based journalism globally. That tally was a considerable increase…

The rise of the “new-collar” workforce

The U.S. is in the middle of a digital infrastructure revolution. Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and edge technologies are transforming industries and redefining what’s…

Why design leaders need a new kind of education

Today, design drives effective business strategy, but design education hasn’t caught up. As companies scramble to digitally transform, adapt to the climate crisis, and navigate culture and…

Healthy communities, healthy bottom lines

According to the National Association of Corporate Directors, boardrooms today face a dizzying list of risks: economic volatility, geopolitical tensions, cybersecurity threats,…

OpenAI launches Sora 2 with TikTok-style app

OPENAI on Tuesday released Sora 2, its most advanced video generation model yet, alongside a TikTok-style social app that will let users insert themselves into AI-created scenes through a…

Amazon adds AI muscle to connected home lineup

AMAZON on Tuesday unveiled the latest generation of connected products, featuring enhanced artificial intelligence capabilities designed to make interactions with AI more frequent and…

“The Smashing Machine” Pulls Its Punches

Only two kinds of actors are bad: those who can’t be themselves and those who you wish wouldn’t be. All the rest are likely to shine in movies by good directors, and most actors whose…