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By Abby Bennett, VP, Media

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In a hurry? Here's our pick of the top news items of the week.

TikTok unveiled a new rewards app called Coin App that's designed to help the platform boost growth among people aged 18 and older across Europe. (The Information)
OpenAI and Meta are on the brink of releasing new AI models that they say will be capable of reasoning and planning. (Financial Times)
Premium ChatGPT users, customers paying for ChatGPT Plus, Team or Enterprise, can now leverage an updated and enhanced version of GPT-4 Turbo. (Tech Crunch)
Humane released its Ai Pin, a $700 tiny computer featuring a virtual assistant pulling data from OpenAI. (NYT)

42% of Canadian households did not have a TV subscription with a traditional provider by the end of last year; meanwhile, more than 80% of households subscribe to a streaming service. (CP24)
While half of Americans are interested in the Apple Vision Pro, 76% are "not likely" to buy the gadget. (NextTV)
54% of Gen Zs and Millennials globally believe they get better recommendations for TV shows and movies to watch from social media than from SVODs. (Deloitte)

TikTok’s looking to launch a clone of what Instagram originally was, called TikTok Notes, for photo posts. (Social Media Today)
If TikTok is banned by the US government, ByteDance still has the option to resell the platform for one year. (Social Media Today)
Showtime's streaming app will shut down at the end of April, and its content will be folded into Paramount+. (Variety)
TikTok is working on a new feature that would let brands deploy virtual influencers to sell products via videos and live streams in the app. (Social Media Today)
Roku is looking into serving users ads on whatever they plug into its TVs while their third-party device is paused. (Engadget)

MLB’s season-opening double header in Seoul drew 17M TV viewers in Japan. (Sports Business Journal)
Premier Sports has relaunched in the UK after a Viaplay takeover. (Sports Pro Media)
Margot Robbie is set to partner with Hasbro for a new film based on the board game Monopoly. (Guardian)
Starting with users on Android and iOS devices in the United Kingdom and Australia, Spotify is launching prompt-driven AI playlists. (Spotify)

Meta’s updating its AI content labels to ensure that a broader range of synthetic content is being tagged. (Social Media Today)
Adobe has started buying videos to build its AI text-to-video generator and keep up with the competition. (Bloomberg)
Meta is testing Meta AI, its LLM-powered chatbot, with WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger users in India and parts of Africa. (Tech Crunch)
Dyson’s latest model is compatible with an AR app that shows you where you’ve vacuumed. (The Verge)

2024 might be a slightly slower year for Coachella as AirBnb and VRBO bookings for the two-weekend festival are down 26% from last year. (SFGate)
Fanatics wants to do ComicCon, but for sports, so it's hosting a three-day event in New York City this August called Fanatics Fest. (CNBC)
April is jam-packed with Broadway openings, with 14 taking place over the course of 11 days. (THR)
Disney is overhauling its Disability Access Service program to help ensure it reaches its intended audience. (USA Today)

The World Travel and Tourism Council expects that 2024 will shatter all previous records for the global travel industry with an estimated $11T of expected spend. (Travel Pulse)
Private dining is expected to continue trending in 2024, and as the movement grows, restaurants are expanding their offerings in creative ways. (Hotel News Resource)
Surge pricing is becoming more pervasive in the travel industry, confusing travelers who are looking for the cheapest route to their destination. (Nerd Wallet)
The number of American restaurants offering 24-hour service fell 18% from 2020 to 2024. (CNN)

Amazon’s adaptation of "Fallout" premiered to strong reviews, with news outlets hailing it as “an absolute blast of a TV show.” (The Guardian)
Apple announced that retro game emulators will be available via the App Store. (Gameindustrybiz)
Lara Croft was voted the most iconic character ever by the Bafta Games Awards. (BBC News)
Roblox introduced programmatic ads for video gamers. (Fortune)