
I write about the messy collision of AI, media, and human attention. Think TikTok as cultural memory. Streaming as subscription math. Generative AI as a remix engine for everything we thought was finished.
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Websites are starting to treat AI agents as a separate kind of visitor, and a slice of ad-funded sites received a default answer to that visitor without choosing one. On September 15 Cloudflare changed what its Agent control does and migrat...
Legitimacy, Part III
When you take a photo today, software can attach a label that says who made it and whether anyone changed it. That label can carry your name. But if a company somewhere along the chain decides your photo can’t be trust...
An animator at a studio does not own her drawings. The studio does, under the same rules that have governed studio work for a century. What the studio never owned was her ability to make the next drawing. When the next film came along, gett...
Watch now (47 secs) | Skydance bought the biggest library in Hollywood. It still can't say what that library is allowed to become.
Skydance now owns the biggest film and TV library in Hollywood. Everyone is arguing about what it’s worth. A...
The usual story about leverage in media and technology is a story about money. Whoever can fund the build sets the rules. This week offered four negotiations that point somewhere else. In each one, a party holding a capability that is hard...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Technology is moving fast. Culture is moving weird. I write Engines of Change to track the systems that program both from AI pipelines to fandom economies and to ask who gets to set the defaults.
Seasoned technology executive with deep experience in media, media workflows, team building, and politics navigating.
Media & Tech Analyst. I blend data, business insight, and storytelling to explore industry trends. Cinephile at heart, curious about where creativity meets technology.
Stephanie Haycock is a global media and entertainment technology executive with over 25 years of expertise in product strategy, team leadership, and digital transformation.
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