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The industry reacts to Sora’s shutdown
OpenAI shuts down Sora platform
Marlow Studios acquires 230,000 sq ft HQ
Mnemonica combines production & archive in TRE
Adobe launches tool that allows users to train AI on their own work
Government backs away from opt-out copyright law for AI training
Garden Studios unveils advanced virtual production stage
MPTS unveils first 130 speakers for tenth anniversary event
Appear & LTN to offer integrated live broadcast solution
Brahma AI & Google Cloud partner on digital humans
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LucidLink launches data access solution Connect
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AMPS raises alarm over noisy LED stage lighting
The organisation warns that some lighting fixtures create audible mechanical noise that interferes with dialogue recording
Gravity Media builds remote gallery for ITV Studios flagship shows
It enables the production and broadcast of 900 hours of live daily programming each year across Lorraine, This Morning and Loose Women
iKOMG launches iKOSYSTEM broadcast platform
The platform centralises all broadcast systems into one operational environment
Lords call for licensing-based copyright system for AI training
The House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee calls for a number of changes to the government’s proposals
Streamers demand binge-watching rewards and flexible pay-per-use billing
New research reveals growing appetite for flexible streaming payment models, with 28% of British consumers wanting rewards for viewing ‘streaks’