Copyrighted Works Used in Generative AI Training – Fair Use or Infringement?

With the rise of the use of generative AI training comes the risk of potential lawsuits from copyright owners whose works have been used without their authorization. The US Copyright Office is stepping up to provide guidance to keep up with this evolving technology and help define what constitutes fair use.

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Get More from Your Social Strategy with YouTube

For brands wanting to reach consumers with influencer-driven marketing campaigns, YouTube, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, may be one of the oldest social media sites, but it’s still one of the best.

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Live Sport is the “Endgame” for CTV

The introduction of live sport into programmatic marketplaces is adding valuable inventory, but also presents considerable challenges. And while there are technical hurdles to be resolved on both the buy- and sell-side, Tom Page, Sales Director at Publica, says it's "heartening" to see SSPs and DSPs evolving their strategies to meet that challenge. In this Read More

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7 Years of VDO.AI: Journey and Future Plans

Reading Time: 4 minutes Just some years ago, our small team was celebrating our first video ad. Since then, with over 100 passionate people at VDO.AI, we’re using interactive ad formats with Clickable and QR Code Elements, powering campaigns for Fortune 500 Brands. By consistently putting in the effort, we’ve been acknowledged for our innovation in the Ad Tech ... The post 7 Years of VDO.AI: Journey and Future Plans appeared first on VDO.AI Blogs.

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Mother London is back on the gravy train with KFC

Days after the release of a special edition fork, KFC has now cooked up a fashion collab with streetwear brand Aries. The “Gravy Drip” collection is another absurdist instalment in the KFC/Mother story. It’s a limited edition clothes collection, shot in Renaissance splendour by fashion photographer (Chloé, Miu Miu etc) Douglas Irvine. Phoebe Syms, brand … The post Mother London is back on the gravy train with KFC first appeared on More About Advertising.

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Now Beckham is playing for Nespresso

Sure that somebody somewhere is writing a PHD on David Beckham and why no brand likes to be without one. Now Dave is fronting Nespresso on social media, produced by his own outfit Studio 99. Dave, of course, does a fair amount of imbibing. He’s been pouring Stella Artois for his mates in a recent … The post Now Beckham is playing for Nespresso first appeared on More About Advertising.

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Mashburn Outdoor Acquires 156 Displays from New South Outdoor

Mashburn Outdoor announced the acquisition of Outdoor Advertising Assets in Alabama, Tennessee, and Georgia from New South Outdoor. The transaction included 39 digital and 117 static The post Mashburn Outdoor Acquires 156 Displays from New South Outdoor first appeared on OOH TODAY.

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MAA Ad of the Week: Beats by Dre from Homeground

As AI invades creative (along with everything else, Meta is promising a cradle to grave AI product next year) cool, classy ads that don’t rely on endless CGI (early AI) cuts will become even thinner on the ground. So Homeground’s new effort for Beats by Dre featuring Cole (‘Cold’) Palmer gliding across the ice is … The post MAA Ad of the Week: Beats by Dre from Homeground first appeared on More About Advertising.

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