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AI: The Secret Weapon for FAST Channels Competing in a Crowded Market

July 11, 2024

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According to research conducted by Parks Associates and SymphonyAI, almost 70% of content executives report that they evaluate data for each distribution service separately.

From the article, "AI: The Secret Weapon for FAST Channels Competing in a Crowded Market" by Marc Liebmann

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