Ticker: GMA to Celebrate 50th Anniversary by Visiting 50 States
C-SPAN is kicking off its America 250 special programming this weekend.Read More
Two Chicago Anchors Make Cameos in New Marvel Series
The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of the Chicago ABC owned station, which likely made the cameos possible.Read More
Week of June 23 Cable News Ratings: All Networks Record Declines
Fox News remained No. 1 across the board.Read More
Amazon Is Doubling Commissions for Influencers During Prime Day
Ahead of Amazon Prime Day, the retailer is raising commission for creators in its influencer program across thirteen types of products. Read More
Revolving Door Round-Up: MSNBC Continues to Raid NBC News Talent Pool
CNBC hires a former BBC News North America business correspondent and anchor.Read More
News Networks Line Up Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Verdict Specials
ABC News and CBS News have scheduled primetime specials for Wednesday night, re-examining the trial and verdict.Read More
Tom Durian Leaving WTMJ After Eight Years
Durian joined the station in February 2017. He’s co-anchored TMJ4 News Today for more than three years.Read More
What a Netflix and Spotify Music Partnership Could Look Like, According to Experts
A Spotify and Netflix partnership could bring big benefits to both companies.Read More
French-Swiss software merger to mint Europe’s latest unicorn
French software firm LumApps is set to merge with Swiss counterpart Beekeeper in a deal that will create a new business valued at over $1bn. LumApps, which calls itself an “intranet super app,” offers a platform that helps staff at large firms manage internal communications and workforce apps. Meanwhile, Beekeeper provides a mobile platform that helps companies engage with their frontline workers via tools such as messaging, shift scheduling, and workflow automation. Combined, the two firms plan to create an “employee hub” covering a broad spectrum of job roles, from doctors and truck drivers to customer service agents. Once merged,…
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No-code platform Lovable eyes $150M raise and double unicorn status
Swedish startup Lovable is in talks to raise $150mn at a valuation just shy of $2bn, the Financial Times reports. The Stockholm-based business has built a generative AI platform that allows non-technical users to build apps or websites based on simple text prompts. “I decided what we needed to do is build for the 99% who do not create software,” Anton Osika, Lovable’s co-founder, told TNW in April. Osika founded Lovable alongside Fabian Hedin in 2023. Last week, Osika said the company had generated $75mn in annual recurring revenue (ARR) within seven months of launching the platform, making it one…
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