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BBC News appointed Anjali Kapoor as AI, Innovation and Growth Director 29 JUL 2025

Corporate Moves

BBC News appointed Anjali Kapoor as AI, Innovation and Growth Director

Anjali will start in September and will join the BBC News Board.
Marketers prioritize CTV, Identity, and Generative AI amid resilient Ad spending 18 JUL 2025

Trends

Marketers prioritize CTV, Identity, and Generative AI amid resilient Ad spending

Mediaocean’s 2025 H2 Market Report finds 58% of marketers plan to increase CTV investment while 72% cite generative AI as the top consumer trend, reflecting a shift toward personalization, measurable outcomes, and scalable AI-driven strategies despite economic caution.
USA: Smart TVs consumption grows in a fragmented landscape 3 JUL 2025

Trends

USA: Smart TVs consumption grows in a fragmented landscape

Roku and FireTV gain market share as AI brings new hope for content discovery.
CJ ENM launched full-scale AI content strategy with AI-generated series “Cat Biggie” 30 JUN 2025

Kids & Animation

CJ ENM launched full-scale AI content strategy with AI-generated series “Cat Biggie”

CJ ENM debuts its first fully AI-produced animation series “Cat Biggie” and unveils proprietary tools “Cinematic AI” and “AI Script,” designed to streamline 3D content creation and identify market-ready IP.
US & UK: Streaming subscription cuts rise as consumers seek AI-driven value 19 JUN 2025

Trends

US & UK: Streaming subscription cuts rise as consumers seek AI-driven value

As 36% of US and 35% of UK consumers cancel streaming subscriptions, 57% say they would pay more for AI-powered features—revealing a shift from quantity to quality and personalization in a saturated market.