Big media companies such as Viacom, News Corp. and Time Warner are so anxious about missing online opportunities that they are moving some of their most valuable content online even as that move puts longstanding business relationships at risk. The Wall Street Journalreports on the lurching and sometimes frenzied acquistions of media companies that see traditional sources of revenue diminishing and hope to fill void with Internet ventures. The Journal reports that some of those media companies are treading a fine line: hoping to extend their existing businesses onto the Web without cannibalizing their traditional audiences. So, for instance, Viacom’s Nickelodeon cable-TV channel is limiting the amount of television content it puts on its Web site so as not to undermine the TV channel. Read more.—A Jahnke Related content news CIO Announces the CIO 100 UK and shares Industry Recognition Awards in flagship evening celebrations By Romy Tuin Sep 28, 2023 4 mins CIO 100 IDG Events Events feature 12 ‘best practices’ IT should avoid at all costs From telling everyone they’re your customer to establishing SLAs, to stamping out ‘shadow IT,’ these ‘industry best practices’ are sure to sink your chances of IT success. By Bob Lewis Sep 28, 2023 9 mins CIO IT Strategy Careers interview Qualcomm’s Cisco Sanchez on structuring IT for business growth The SVP and CIO takes a business model first approach to establishing an IT strategy capable of fueling Qualcomm’s ambitious growth agenda. By Dan Roberts Sep 28, 2023 13 mins IT Strategy IT Leadership feature Gen AI success starts with an effective pilot strategy To harness the promise of generative AI, IT leaders must develop processes for identifying use cases, educate employees, and get the tech (safely) into their hands. By Bob Violino Sep 27, 2023 10 mins Generative AI Innovation Emerging Technology Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe