- ElevenLabs marketplace will let brands use authorized AI celebrity voices (TechCrunch)
- Disney is prepared to hold out in the YouTube TV carriage dispute (The Wrap)
- Pop Mart’s Hacipupu and Skullpanda collectibles are gaining on Labubus (Forbes)
- RTL Group has tapped an ex-WBD exec as its new CEO (The Hollywood Reporter)
- KPop Demon Hunters is ineligible for the BAFTAs, but it’s still clear for an Oscar (Variety)
- Disney could be losing US$4 million a day thanks to the YouTube TV blackout (The Verge)
- Roger Rabbit creator Gary Wolf has reclaimed the IP and is planning projects (Cartoon Brew)
- Nine Entertainment’s new boss could be cutting about 50 jobs (Financial Review)
- How Netflix House Philadelphia pivoted to capitalize on KPop Demon Hunters (Variety)
- David Zaslav and Brian Roberts met to discuss Comcast’s bid for WBD’s assets (TheWrap)
- Wreck-It Ralph‘s Phil Johnston has been tapped to write a View-Master film (Deadline)
- The media business has been rebranding like crazy, but is that doing anything? (THR)
- KPop Demon Hunters‘ “Golden” was nominated for a Song of the Year Grammy (Variety)
- YouTube TV subscribers are getting US$20 for losing Disney channels (TechCrunch)
- Blue Zoo to be honored with a BAFTA Special Award next month (Televisual)
- Apple TV is reportedly adding a Kids Mode to its service (The Tech Portal)
- After announcing a 10-for-1 stock split, Netflix explores a bid for WBD assets (Yahoo! Finance)
- Retailer attention is increasingly turning towards Gen Alpha and Gen Beta (Forbes)
- Nintendo’s attempt to patent a common vidgame mechanic was rejected (GamesIndustry.biz)
- And for some Halloween fun, here’s why kids love scary content (We Are Family)
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