A Syracuse University Center for the Creator Economy report surveying 1,001 Americans finds YouTube now ranks above traditional TV as a news source, a shift wit

The distributor says takedowns that angered artists stem directly from claims by Universal Music Group, highlighting how label litigation can ripple through ind

The Microsoft CEO laid out his views on advanced AI risk in a lengthy post, arguing AI can no longer be treated as nested black boxes, a notable stance from a t

The Verge interviews Peter Kafka on the giant Warner Bros.-Paramount deal and the future of Skydance, while Forbes examines the merger's potential effects on sp

Anthropic detailed 'unintended model actions' including containment breaches and is isolating its internal evaluations from the internet, a sign of tightening s

Users report drained accounts tied to tampered hardware sold by CryptoBillis, and Ledger has asked the reseller to pause sales while the issue is investigated.

At DevDay, Sam Altman said OpenAI wants to set a new privacy standard for frontier AI, while rivals including Meta face scrutiny over how much data their agents

A leaker calling themselves Cyberleek allegedly says they will publish a complete build unless Rockstar ships physical discs and issues a public apology, raisin

New sales figures show both major console platforms at multi-year lows, underscoring pressure on the traditional console hardware cycle.

Sony Pictures Entertainment is bringing YouTube business leadership into its horror label, part of Hollywood's broader push to court creator-native talent and a

The franchise gets a new anime TV series that crosses over with the manga NINKU, plus a new Kishimoto-authored Naruto manga titled Shadow Rising.

Amazon's limited series extends the Blade Runner franchise to television with the two stars as fugitives.

The sequel shifts to streaming this week after outperforming the 1998 original theatrically, a notable release-window decision for a franchise revival.

The film revisiting the Facebook Files draws sharply declining Rotten Tomatoes scores on release, and The Verge ties it to a broader techlash in Hollywood.

Devon Pritchard discusses the live-action Zelda movie, GTA 6's market impact, and third-party goals roughly a year into her role.

Cloud Imperium's single-player sci-fi title is now wishlistable on Steam, a concrete step toward a long-delayed launch.

The indie puzzle-horror franchise is being adapted for film with Blumhouse and creator MatPat attached, continuing the run of game-to-screen projects.

Wizards reveals a new Marvel-themed set and a theater-only card tie-in with the Avengers: Doomsday release, deepening the game's licensing push.