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Adobe's new services in Analytics deliver a single workspace for brands to unify data and insights across all media types, including metaverse and streaming media

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

"As we head into 2022, it’s heartening to see our market adapt and evolve into one that’s more effective and resilient with leadership taking the inherent challenges in stride.”

"As the digital landscape evolves in a post-cookie world, Microsoft and Xandr together will help shape the digital ad marketplace of the future."

“The Snowflake Media Data Cloud will fuel the next wave of innovation in the advertising ecosystem.”

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

Techday's managing editor explains how New Zealand's tech media flies under the radar, but it doesn't mean we're dead.

“This collaboration offers companies a multi-cloud solution to easily support business-critical apps in the industry while providing a platform that is simple, flexible, and powerful.”

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

The platform continues to build on Stuff’s vision to be a platform for content published by others

The new Freeview On Demand supposedly provides a more seamless experience.

The media and entertainment industry is fuelling Wasabi's expansion at the moment, with the new facility connecting Hollywood and Silicon Valley.

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.

Anyone who has spent time online must’ve asked themselves this question at least once: “When did people become so stupid???”

Without Techday, IT and tech journalism would almost be dead in New Zealand.

“We've really invested in our journalists and our technology to make ONE News Now a reality."

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

The uptake of online newspapers is set to increase further as more Kiwis start reading online.

By the time you reach around the half-hour mark of Eraserhead, one question will have surfaced in your mind.

NewsA message on just how eagerly Web users might embrace the idea of paying for news online was received loud and clear recently.

In fact, the site has benefited so much from a recent revamp that its traffic has trebled in the last year alone.

Li said the technology will replace tapes and that data de-duplication will do for the storage industry what the iPod did for the music industry.