Sunday, September 25, 2011

Execs Don't Agree on Whether A La Carte Means Lower Consumer Prices

“Don’t sell products into a platform where you end up with less money than when you were selling it to the previous buyers," says Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes. That bit of advice suggests why consumers might not save much money, if any, as professionally-produced video and movie content distribution shifts from current channels to new channels. Cordcutting Hasn’t Arrived

Over-the-top programming could help moderate rising programming costs in the future, Cablevision Systems chief operating officer Tom Rutledge has said. Lower content costs?

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Two Language Model Cases Decided This Week Bear on "Fair Use" of Copyrighted Material for Training

In the second of two “fair use” court cases involving language model training this week, a court has ruled that Meta did not infringe copyr...