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Lionsgate Takes Equity Stake in Runway, Will Mine IP for AI-Generated Shorts

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By Michael Burns
| starsalert.com
show fun song track mtv How Leland Used ‘Drag Race’ Experience to Write New Music for ‘Stop! That! Train!’ If you’ve ever stepped foot in a gay bar or tuned into MTV on a Friday night, there’s a good chance you’re familiar with Leland’s work.In addition to writing hit songs for artists like Troye Sivan and Ava Max, the Golden Globe nominee is also responsible for dozens of original tracks for “RuPaul’s Drag Race” — including “Wigloose,” “Moulin Ru” and “Joan: The Unauthorized Rusical.” Now,...
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Michael Burns: Big Tech's harm too big to fix with one verdict against Meta and Google

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By Michael Burns
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Opinion Special to National Post | Michael Burns Fri, March 27, 2026 at 2:29 p.m. UTC 4 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A U.S. jury has found Meta and Google liable for harm linked to the use of Instagram and YouTube by a young plaintiff, awarding US$6 million in damages. Both companies say they will appeal. A lot of parents will cheer that result. I get it.
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Michael Burns: Big Tech's harm too big to fix with one verdict against Meta and Google

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By Michael Burns
| The GrowthOp Verified
New rules are needed to protect our youth •   • The verdict against Meta and Google might feel good, but it won't fix the harm caused by Big Tech, writes Michael Burns. A U.S. jury has found Meta and Google liable for harm linked to the use of Instagram and YouTube by a young plaintiff, awarding US$6 million in damages. Both companies say they will appeal. A lot of parents will cheer that result. I get it.
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