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2024-04-11
Motion Picture Association Ramps Up Anti-Piracy Plan: If the MPA's plan sounds familiar, it's because it has tried this before. It helped hatch the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) https://www.theverge.com/...
2024-04-11 View on X
The Hollywood Reporter

The MPA announces plans to work with US Congress to enact a SOPA-like anti-piracy law; SOPA was fiercely opposed by the tech industry and failed to pass in 2012

Winston Cho / The Hollywood Reporter :

2024-02-19
“In the future, a company's AI agent—basically the AI version of that company—will be just as important as their website,” says Taylor. “It's going to completely change the way companies exist digitally.” - Wired https://www.wired.com/... [image]
2024-02-19 View on X
Wired

An interview with Bret Taylor and Clay Bavor, co-founders of conversational AI startup Sierra, on using several AI models at once, building AI agents, and more

basically the AI version of that company—will be just as important as their website,” says Taylor. “It's going to completely change the way companies exist digitally.” - Wired http...

2024-01-17
Does AI Mean The End Of Intellectual Property?: My right of ownership of some piece of intellectual property bars everyone else from using that property without my consent. I.P. rights have an economic value but a social cost. Is that cost too high? https://www.newyorker.com/...
2024-01-17 View on X
New Yorker

Generative AI is just the latest innovation to put pressure on the copyright system, but might be the one that brings down the whole legal copyright structure

Louis Menand / New Yorker : X: @artsjournalnews and @newyorker X: @artsjournalnews : Does AI Mean The End Of Intellectual Property?: My right of ownership of some piece of intelle...

2023-10-18
The Internet Is Broken. Here's How We SHould Fix It: The internet is worth fighting for because despite all the misery, there's still so much good to be found there. And yet, fixing online discourse is the definition of a hard problem. But look. https://www.artsjournal.com/ ...
2023-10-18 View on X
MIT Technology Review

Federated networks like Mastodon and a growing acceptance of paying for content may help move people away from big social platforms and improve online discourse

We're in a very strange moment for the internet.  We all know it's broken.  That's not news. Mastodon: @stefan@gardenstate.social , @jangles@mastodon.social , @Cassandra@artisan.ch...

2023-08-02
Alex Ross @NewYorker is cranky about @Apple's new classical music app. Better than the mishmash of Spotify, but it warps the culture of classical music in ways that distort. https://www.newyorker.com/...
2023-08-02 View on X
New Yorker

After iTunes failed to save classical music, Apple Music Classical seems an oddly clumsy point of entry, offering some good features but falling short of rivals

As classical listeners shift to streaming, Apple's bespoke app falls short of its smaller-scale competitors. Twitter: @ajdoug , @artsjournalnews , @ionarts , and @scurve Twitter: D...

2021-04-17
Spotify Turns 15 — It Revolutionized The Music Business: How completely has streaming transformed the music world? The platform rose from 7% of the U.S. market in 2010 to a whopping 83% by the end of 2020 — and recorded-music revenues saw their fifth c... https://variety.com/...
2021-04-17 View on X
Variety

As Spotify turns 15, a look at the ways in which it changed how people listen to music, like breaking down boundaries between genres through “mood playlists”

Ask any executive what the music business was like in the '00s and their face may take on an expression more commonly associated … Tweets: @firstcom_music , @thatericalper , @mrjon...

2020-04-06
Zoom Seemed Too Good To Be True: And, turns out, it was. This is why New York just banned it as a tool for teachers: “Zoom contains a number of critical privacy and security flaws, as educators have been learning the hard way. Anyone with a Zoom meetin... https://www.fastcompany.com/ ...
2020-04-06 View on X
Washington Post

Zoom is being banned over security concerns by some US school districts, including NYC, which is directing teachers to switch to Microsoft Teams

Zoom's popularity has taken off … Tweets: Brad Lander / @bradlander : This is a terrible decision @NYCSchools @DOEChancellor. Our teachers, students, and families have put in massi...

2019-12-29
How Big Data Has (Is) Transforming The Music Industry: Analysts claim it's not only possible to see who's blowing up now, but more importantly, who's going to be blowing up next. Chartmetric says it can shortlist which of the 1.7 million artists it tra... https://www.wired.com/...
2019-12-29 View on X
Wired

As labels increasingly rely on streaming data to scout talent, they could become less willing to sign artists whose music isn't engineered to maximize profit

The explosion of metrics and algorithms isn't just reflecting what's happening in the music industry.  It's transforming it. Tweets: @amirmizroch , @wired , and @artsjournalnews Se...

2019-12-28
How Big Data Has (Is) Transforming The Music Industry: Analysts claim it's not only possible to see who's blowing up now, but more importantly, who's going to be blowing up next. Chartmetric says it can shortlist which of the 1.7 million artists it tra... https://www.wired.com/...
2019-12-28 View on X
Wired

As labels increasingly rely on streaming data to scout talent, they could become less willing to sign artists whose music isn't engineered to maximize profit

The explosion of metrics and algorithms isn't just reflecting what's happening in the music industry.  It's transforming it. Tweets: @amirmizroch , @wired , and @artsjournalnews Se...