Television News

From a dystopian Netflix episode to a blockchain-based reality, Black Mirror’s AI reputation system is now a game you can play.

The contestants will compete for a prize pool that includes a $1.5 million incubation fund, a $100,000 accelerator package and ongoing strategic support.

Digital currencies took center stage as crypto continued to enter the realm of mainstream entertainment and political parlance.

Television's long-form format and widespread reach make it a superior medium for educating the masses about blockchain and Web3 technologies. 

The show, which is based on the "Space Nation" game, plans to use non-traditional distribution channels.

The season two premiere of the animated science fiction series’ latest iteration focused on an NFT heist from a museum displaying digital artwork.

Blockchain can help creators with real-time insights and direct audience interactions.

BMW, Budweiser, State Farm, Oreo, DoorDash and Hellman’s Mayonnaise are reportedly planning to advertise for the big game — food and cars, not AI and crypto.

The comedian who encouraged Super Bowl viewers not to “miss out” on crypto said he “lost a lot of money” after doing an ad spot for FTX.

Polygon said the Verify protocol would be able to confirm whether the media outlet had verified Fox-created content used on another platform.

Takashi Murakami said he might step back from NFTs but stay involved differently, Krapoplis is set to debut on Fox this month, and an NFT artist won a multimillion-dollar contract dispute.

CBS Studios applied to use the name “Star Trek Continuum” for nonfungible tokens and crypto collectibles.

The latest episode of the series, which first premiered in 1999, would have its audience believe humans (and robots) will still be mining Bitcoin in the year 3023.

The Sandbox added a new major IP to its virtual world, a portfolio management startup raised $3.6 million and The Flash is getting NFTs.

Square Enix’s NFT-friendly CEO is stepping down, but it may not impact the firm’s NFT plans, and Disney-backed Baobab Studios’ first NFT drop sells out.