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Adobe announces new services in Adobe Analytics, including support for the metaverse and streaming media, as global brands adopt the platform.

Snapchat and Ticketmaster have announced a partnership that is set to change the ways of event commerce and media.

Omnichannel marketing remains a challenge for businesses, with 46% concerned about cross-platform measurement, according to a Mediaocean report.

Microsoft acquires Xandr from AT-T in $1 billion deal to shape the digital ad marketplace and empower the open web.

Snowflake has launched Media Data Cloud, allowing businesses to unlock data for identity, insights, activation and measurement in the advertising industry.

Boundary Detection is designed to isolate relevant news items that would otherwise be difficult to determine in some forms of media.

Nutanix partners with Avid Technology to develop hyperconverged platform for media and entertainment industry.

Through this partnership, the parties hope to drive efficiencies of media production by utilising more cloud computing technologies, according to a statement.

New Zealand's Stuff launches Play Stuff, a video platform offering curated local and international news, sports, and entertainment content for free.

Freeview has launched its new On Demand TV platform, replacing FreeviewPlus, offering New Zealanders seamless access to free, on-demand shows and movies.

The conclusion drawn was AI is not at the stage when it can take the place of writers, or popular presenters, but is at the stage that it can support.

The DIGMYIDEA Māori Innovation Challenge is now open, with the competition calling on budding Māori digital entrepreneurs to put their ideas forward.

Some of the main changes with the new look include a left-side navigation bar and an indication of how long articles will take to read.

One of the newest board members at NZTech believes New Zealand's tech impact on the world doesn't have to be small.

Are we entering an age of idiocracy? Is technology making us stupid? These questions are being raised as online culture continues to evolve.

TechDay, with its 8-strong team in NZ, remains committed to local operations despite regional expansion, ensuring quality local tech journalism.

TVNZ has launched ONE News Now, a website and app dedicated to video content, in response to changing news consumption habits.

The Labour Party is calling for assurance on Maori TV editorial independence following the shock resignation of Mihingarangi Forbes last week.

Joan Withers takes the helm as chair of TVNZ amid a push for digital expansion, succeeding Wayne Walden in the role.

As Kiwis increasingly favour digital over print, concerns rise over literacy levels and the future of printed news in New Zealand.