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A symbolic image of digital data protection for children in the media industry
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Disney to Pay $10M in Landmark Child Privacy Settlement 2025

Disney agrees to a $10M settlement over child privacy violations on YouTube. Discover how the mislabeling of 300+ videos led to FTC action in late 2025.

Tired of 'Love Actually'? This Smosh YouTube series is the new Christmas classic you need
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Tired of 'Love Actually'? This Smosh YouTube series is the new Christmas classic you need

Looking for a new holiday viewing tradition? Smosh's TTRPG horror-comedy series 'Smosh vs. Christmas' on YouTube might be the perfect, hilarious alternative.

The Podcast Is Dead. Long Live the TV Show.
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The Podcast Is Dead. Long Live the TV Show.

In 2025, the line between podcasts and TV shows has officially vanished, as video becomes the default format. An analysis of the media trend redefining content creation and consumption.

Hyun Bin Reveals the High-Stakes Deal He Made With His Father to Become an Actor
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Hyun Bin Reveals the High-Stakes Deal He Made With His Father to Become an Actor

Actor Hyun Bin shared the story of the high-stakes deal he made with his disapproving father: get into a top university's acting program, or give up his dream forever.

Netflix's New War Isn't Streaming, It's For Your TV's Soul
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Netflix's New War Isn't Streaming, It's For Your TV's Soul

Netflix is acquiring video podcast rights to compete directly with YouTube for living room screen time. This analysis explores the strategic shift and its impact.

YouTube's AI Purge: Why The Ban on Fake Movie Trailers Is a Warning Shot for All Creators
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YouTube's AI Purge: Why The Ban on Fake Movie Trailers Is a Warning Shot for All Creators

YouTube's ban on two AI movie trailer channels is a critical warning. PRISM analyzes why this signals a new era of accountability for AI content creators.

Hollywood's Final Bow: Why The Oscars' YouTube Pivot Signals The End of an Era
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Hollywood's Final Bow: Why The Oscars' YouTube Pivot Signals The End of an Era

The Oscars' move to YouTube in 2029 isn't a programming change; it's Hollywood's surrender to the algorithm. A deep-dive analysis on the future of media.

The Oscars' YouTube Gambit: Why This Deal Kills Broadcast TV's Last Golden Goose
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The Oscars' YouTube Gambit: Why This Deal Kills Broadcast TV's Last Golden Goose

The Oscars' move to YouTube signals the end of broadcast TV's dominance over live cultural events. PRISM analyzes the strategic implications for media.

YouTube vs. Billboard: The Data War Redefining a 'Hit' Song
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YouTube vs. Billboard: The Data War Redefining a 'Hit' Song

YouTube is pulling data from Billboard's charts. PRISM analyzes why this isn't a data spat, but a power play over the future of music and fandom.