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    AI Industry Analysis — page 4

    Deep dives on where AI content creation is heading — model releases, platform shifts, pricing moves and what they mean for creators.

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    Denmark's likeness right covers everyone

    Denmark's copyright amendment covers every person's face, voice and body, not just public figures. Why the recognisability test creators rely on stops working.

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    What Disney's collapsed OpenAI deal signals

    A reported billion-dollar licensing deal died when Sora was discontinued. The contract terms brands need to survive a model product being switched off.

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    Spirits video under the DISCUS Code

    Hands-only cocktail builds meet adult-audience placement standards and still perform. The 15-second format, TTB statement limits, and the tied-house trap.

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    Franchisee recruitment video and FDD Item 19

    If a figure is not in Item 19 it cannot appear on camera, including implied ones. A numbers-free day-in-the-life structure that still converts candidates.

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    Higher-ed admissions video and FERPA consent

    Identifiable students in promotional video need a signed release, which is why dorm tour projects stall every July. A consent-tiered plan that keeps shipping.

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    Muse Image lands in Advantage+ creative

    Meta is rolling Muse Image into Advantage+ creative. What automated generation buys in volume, what it costs in brand control, and which assets must stay out.

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    MSP video: what your SOC does at 2am

    Vendor logo walls do not differentiate an MSP. A dashboard screen-capture explainer of your response process does, with two rules that keep it publishable.

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    Nine specs a model page should publish

    The nine facts that decide whether a video model fits a workflow, what each omission actually costs you, and how sparse most published model records really are.

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