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WFAN Joins SiriusXM, Expanding Local Sports Across 42 Stations
business1 month ago

WFAN Joins SiriusXM, Expanding Local Sports Across 42 Stations

SiriusXM will license WFAN and 41 other Audacy stations, forming 42 stations across 29 markets with availability starting Sept. 1. The deal ends long-standing radio rivalries by letting listeners access local sports content on SiriusXM via the app (and some vehicles) while Audacy keeps its platform and apps. SiriusXM will sell ads on the local stations, and cross-promotional appearances between hosts across platforms are anticipated.

businesstechnology2 years ago

OpenAI and News Corp Ink Multi-Year Content Deal

OpenAI has entered a multiyear deal with News Corp. to use its news content for AI training and answering user questions, accessing material from major publications like The Wall Street Journal and New York Post. The deal, potentially worth over $250 million, highlights a collaborative approach between AI and media companies, contrasting with The New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI for using its content without permission.

"OpenAI's Copyright Clash: Publishers and The New York Times Challenge AI's News Footprint"
technology-and-business2 years ago

"OpenAI's Copyright Clash: Publishers and The New York Times Challenge AI's News Footprint"

OpenAI has proposed licensing deals to media companies, offering $1 million to $5 million per year for the rights to use their news articles to train its language models. These offers are considered low by industry standards, potentially complicating negotiations. Apple is also pursuing similar deals but with higher financial offers and broader usage rights for content in its AI initiatives.