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Yesterday in Media & entertainmentWednesday, October 14
  1. Time to act: closed

    Netflix is laying off 6% of its workforce, in biggest round of job cuts at streaming giant in years

    A move in your market that customers and prospects will hear about. Worth checking against your positioning before someone asks.

    Read the source: Yahoo Finance
  2. Time to act: closed

    YouTube and YouTube Music will label AI‑generated songs on their platforms

    Marketers need to be transparent about AI‑created audio to maintain trust with audiences who increasingly demand disclosure. Brands using AI‑generated music should plan to incorporate the new label in their campaigns and consider how the label may affect perception of authenticity.

    Read the source: TechCrunch
  3. Time to act: closed

    Doug Belgrad Leaving As Netflix VP Of Film Amid Layoffs

    A move in your market that customers and prospects will hear about. Worth checking against your positioning before someone asks.

    Read the source: Deadline
  4. Time to act: closed

    Netflix to cut 1,000 jobs as growth concerns mount

    A move in your market that customers and prospects will hear about. Worth checking against your positioning before someone asks.

    Read the source: Financial Times
  5. Time to act: closed

    Fox’s $22 Billion Roku Deal Approved by Shareholders of Both Companies

    A move in your market that customers and prospects will hear about. Worth checking against your positioning before someone asks.

    Read the source: Variety
  6. Time to act: closed

    ‘Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed’ Renewed for Season 2 at Apple TV

    A move in your market that customers and prospects will hear about. Worth checking against your positioning before someone asks.

    Read the source: Variety

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