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How the Library of Congress is using both AI and volunteers to unlock public broadcasting history
Public broadcasting has a long history of capturing important moments in American life. It preserved voices from the civil rights movement, debates over war and foreign policy, regional arts coverage and local public affairs programs that reflected…
French Public Broadcaster Faces Fury for Blurring Classical Statues
A French public broadcaster sparked widespread condemnation this week after its primetime news programme apparently decided it was necessary to censor classical statues in the background of an interview. A statue sculpted in 1894 by Louis Cosme…
Apple TV Will Broadcast a Major League Soccer Match Filmed on an iPhone 17 Pro
Indranil Aditya/Nurphoto Via Getty Images Apple TV has announced that the May 23 Major League Soccer match between the LA Galaxy and Houston Dynamo FC will be the first major professional live sporting event broadcast entirely shot on iPhone 17 Pro…
Prediction markets are coming to Canada - and young investors are already betting on them
Do you have questions about prediction markets? Ask financial planning reporter Meera Raman in our Q&A on May 28, at 11 a.m. ET. Jake Chung knows the rules of building wealth. They spill out of the 21-year-old's mouth as if he was born with the…
Current affairs in the spotlight for Broadcast Intelligence webinar: register now
C4's Louisa Compton and Hardcash's Esella Hawkey to discuss the genre Up to the minute industry news Agenda-setting interviews with key industry figures Insight into the latest programme performances Ratings data with viewing trends Access premium…
'We were lucky': Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' bids farewell in final broadcast on CBS - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
(CNN) — Stephen Colbert put on an emotional and existential final episode of “The Late Show” Thursday night, thanking his staff, studio audience and viewers for eleven years of laughs. Colbert walked on stage to deafening…
William shares George often boards at school in insight on 'chaotic' school run
Prince William has revealed that Prince George sometimes boards at school and gave a glimpse of what mornings are like at home with wife Kate and their three children. The Prince of Wales joined Heart Breakfast this morning with Jamie Theakston and…
Myanmar's Wei family go on trial in latest phase of China's scam farm crackdown
An alleged Myanmar crime boss and members of his syndicate were put on trial this week in the latest stage of Beijing's sweeping crackdown on cross-border scam networks. Wei Huairen, also known as Wai San, faces charges including fraud, murder…
Emma Willis' future on Love Is Blind confirmed after her new Strictly role
Emma Willis 's future on Love is Blind UK has been confirmed following her appointment to the prestigious Strictly hosting role. Earlier this week, the TV icon was announced as one of the new presenters of the beloved BBC programme alongside…
U.S. streaming industry slams CRTC rules for Canadian content investment - National
The industry lobby group representing big American streaming services slammed new revenue rules on Friday forcing them to invest in Canadian content while some Canadian industry organizations said the rules are in line with what this country has…
2026 Integration Awards Are Open: Show the Industry Your Best Work
Early bird deadline: June 25, 2026 Regular deadline: July 31, 2026 New categories: Best AI-Infused Project, Best Broadcast AV Project and Best Electronic Security Project Who should enter: Integrators with standout commercial projects completed in…
Fox in 'conversations' with FIFA on World Cup hydration break use, to show half-time interviews
Zac Kenworthy, the vice-president of production at Fox Sports, has confirmed that his network intends to use half-time interviews during the World Cup and added it remains in “conversations” with FIFA as to how they will use the…
Farewell to Judith Chalmers the holiday queen who showed Britain the world
For millions of British holidaymakers, she was the warm, reassuring face who arrived in the living room promising sunshine, adventure and escape. Long before social media influencers sold dream destinations online, before budget airlines made…
Married at First Sight: does reality TV's duty of care support participants - or the industry?
A BBC Panorama investigation has revealed serious allegations of assault on Channel 4's hit reality show, Married at First Sight. Three women who took part in the programme say they were raped or sexually assaulted by their on-screen…
TIFFCOM, Frontières to Serve up New Genre Market Program in October (EXCLUSIVE)
International horror, sci-fi, fantasy, action and animation films will have a new feeding ground this fall. Frontières, the international genre co-production market, organized by Montreal's Fantasia International Film Festival, is partnering…
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