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Nobody Knows Who Owns What. Here Is What I Am Building.
Every actor in the AI media market is making the right decision for themselves—and the result is paralysis. I am building the standard that breaks the…
20 hrs ago
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Monthly Series: Netflix Users Pay Once a Month. Drama Slop Users Pay The Equivalent Every Week.
AppMagic's Mobile Market Landscape Report sheds new light on three new and dynamic business cases of disruption in digital media
Mar 6
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On March 2, 2026 The Courts Stepped Back. The Ellisons Stepped Forward.
Every actor in the AI media market is waiting for someone else to move first. Courts, lawyers, studios, insurers, investors — all stuck. A market…
Mar 4
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February 2026
The Ellisons Just Won Control of IP in the AI Era
DC, Harry Potter and HBO are worth billions. But the real question is who can protect them — and why the answer is no longer about lawyers or streaming.
Feb 27
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AI Storytellers' Fork in the Road: Logan Paul Can Monetize IP. Most Can't.
AI creators can make ads or build original IP. Only one of those paths pays right now — and IP law explains why.
Feb 26
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Motion Capture Is the Business Model for AI Storytelling
Pure AI output has no copyright protection. Human performance does.
Feb 24
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Runway vs. Unreal Engine 5: Visual Parity Without Economic Parity
Generative AI can now match gaming visuals. It cannot match gaming's business model—and that gap defines the entertainment industry's dilemma.
Feb 20
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Seedance Proves Generative AI Must Become Gaming
Hollywood is fighting with cease-and-desist letters. The real fight is over who builds the walls first.
Feb 18
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Hollywood vs. Seedance: The Wrong Fight
Cease-and-desist letters treat Seedance's emergence as a copyright problem. It is a business model problem—and Hollywood is not ready.
Feb 16
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The "Wow" of Seedance 2.0 Is Not A Business
ByteDance's new AI video model produces Hollywood moments in seconds. Netflix will not license them. YouTube will demonetize them. The best storytellers…
Feb 12
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Faster, Cheaper, Better AI Content— Pick One. Pick Faster.
Seedance 2.0 and Kling 3.0 launched days apart—delivering faster and better generative AI video. Hollywood is focused on cheaper. That is a compelling…
Feb 10
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Svedka’s Generative AI Super Bowl Ad: Who Captures the Value?
Three lessons from the first AI-generated Super Bowl commercial—and why the savings have not arrived yet.
Feb 8
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