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3:10 PM ET, November 15, 2023

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New York Times:
Interviews with 100+ people detail David Zaslav's WBD tenure, including deep cuts and a 50%+ stock drop, during a tumultuous time for the entertainment industry  —  A merger put him in the driver's seat at Warner Brothers, one of the industry's biggest studios.  It has been a wild ride.
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New York Times:
Interviews with 12+ CNN insiders describe how David Zaslav cultivated friendships with some of CNN's biggest names, which did not stop him from then firing them  —  David Zaslav, the chief executive of Warner Bros. Discovery, was friends with some of the network's biggest names.
Financial Times:
As Rupert Murdoch cedes control to Lachlan this week, a look at the issues facing Fox: the $2.7B Smartmatic lawsuit, shareholder complaints, Ray Epps, and more  —  As the new chair completes his takeover, he must contend with unresolved claims hanging over the media company
Discussion: Politico and Cord Cutters News
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Steve McClellan / MediaPost:
GroupM partners with Google to assess the impact of Privacy Sandbox APIs on advertising; Chrome currently plans to complete cookie deprecation in H2 2024  —  GroupM is teaming with Google Chrome on a post-cookie technology readiness program.  —  The companies will be working with a select group …
Discussion: Ad Age, Digiday and AdExchanger
Anna Wiener / New Yorker:
A profile of Holly Herndon, an artist and musician who uses AI in her work and who co-founded Spawning, a company building a “consent layer for AI” for artists  —  The artist and musician uses machine learning to make strange, playful work.  She also advocates for artists' autonomy in a world shaped by A.I.
Gene Maddaus / Variety:
Two SAG-AFTRA board members say they voted against the new contract because it did not have enough protections against AI, though they also had other concerns  —  Two members of the SAG-AFTRA board said they voted against the new contract because it does not do enough to protect actors against artificial intelligence.
Charlotte Klein / Vanity Fair:
A look at Jazmine Hughes' resignation, as sources say the NYT's guild has objected to the handling of the New York Times Magazine staff writer's resignation  —  The paper's guild has objected to the handling of award-winning journalist Jazmine Hughes's resignation, an episode that comes …
Discussion: @charlottetklein
Lili Bayer / The Guardian:
Slovakian journalists and watchdogs express alarm after Slovakia's new prime minister described some media outlets as hostile and warned of restricting access  —  Robert Fico describes leading broadcasters and newspapers as hostile and says they are ‘unwelcome guests at government office’
Discussion: The Kyiv Independent
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K.J. Yossman / Variety:
The BBC apologizes after an anchor misquoted a Reuters report and falsely claimed the IDF targeted “medical teams and Arab speakers” in Gaza's main hospital
Jake Kanter / Deadline:
UK Parliament submission: Amazon warns the UK should not take for granted its status as a Hollywood rival for production and seeks improved incentives
Discussion: Reuters
Sharon Knolle / The Wrap:
Slade Sohmer, ex-EIC of The Recount, has been charged with possession and dissemination of child porn; The Recount says he left after an October restructuring
Washington Post:
Sources: some Univision journalists are alarmed by its new approach to Trump, after top execs attended a Trump interview and Univision canceled some Biden ads
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Davey Alba / Bloomberg:
YouTube plans to require users to disclose when they have uploaded realistic-looking manipulated or synthetic content, including using AI tools, in 2024