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So it's saying 10 years ago the idea of internet gaming addiction was introduced. Dr. Michael Rich, Director of Digital Wellness Lab at the Digital Wellness Lab at Boston Children's Hospital, saying he prefers the term...

The medical residents spend hours, months just trying to get through the first section of this test. And medical graduate students are the ones that take the third section. So there's time in between and more learning and all this. And this AI just went right through and managed to do a decent job.

They will also have a lot more revenue just over the next several years from proceeds from bets. We have a recent forecast out that shows that sports betting handle in the US is going to reach 230 billion by 2025. That 230 billion isn't revenues, it's handle. It's the amount of bets placed, essentially. Marcus Johnson:. Right. And there's still lots of money to be made, though.

Well, the NBA app is adding a feature where you can overlay yourself on another player in a live game, so it looks like you are actually that player, like you're playing the game. Mr. Peters notes, "You'll have a friend point your smartphone at you, do a 360 scan, then you select a player who's on the court in the actual live game that you're watching, basketball game.

Another interesting thing is that they've introduced a premium tier, so if someone spends 1,000 Pounds with them within a 12-month period, they automatically get upgraded to NDULGE Deluxe, which offers 10 Pounds for every 100 points spent, and a full-size luxury birthday gifts.

Because you're right, there is a long history of people overreacting to video games and rap music and so on. But this is also happening on a scope that I think surpasses those previous examples. Marcus Johnson:. Carina, what'd you think? Carina Perkins:. Yeah, I agree.

In 2009, which is another recessionary sort of difficult time, the spend was $13 billion. This is the highest expected spend for Easter. That's $192 per person. On average, 81% of Americans say that they are egg-cited to participate-. Marcus Johnson:. Oh, don't do that. Suzy Davidkhanian:. ... in Easter. Can you guys guess what is the one category that over 90%...

Two, until recently, the App Store limited the availability of cloud gaming apps played without an iPhone. Three, it's harder to send SMS messages between iPhone and non iPhone people, think the green bubbles. Four, when you pair a non-Apple smartwatch with the iPhone, the experience isn't as good, and five, you can't use digital wallets on the iPhone very well, except for the Apple Wallet.

It's going to spend a billion dollars, or north of a billion dollars, on content. And because of the visibility that they have into what people watch, what kinds of services they use, they can spend money in a way that's smarter, not harder. They don't have to just spend a crazy amount using a siloed vision of what people like to watch.

However, Tim Basinger of Axios was noting that even with a shrinking audience, it's still an important revenue driver for ABC who's aired the show since 1976. It's the most expensive non-sports ad-buy, costing advertisers over $2 million for a 30-second commercial and bringing in about $125 million in ad revenue.

Yeah, I mean, we've been covering the story a lot about publishers laying off, journalists struggling with their site traffic since the pandemic surge, and contending with how search traffic is changing and how that's impacting their portions of revenue, dependent on ads.