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Initially available for paid ChatGPT plus and team users, paid enterprise and educational subscribers get access in the next few weeks and free users in the coming months, likely with some limits on how often they can use the latest search models according to the company. But I'll start, Blake, with you. OpenAI's SearchGPT is here.

We're talking tens of millions of subscribers for 42% of sports fans-. Marcus Johnson (17:58):. It's a good point. I think it's probably going to land somewhere in the middle of that. Ross Benes (17:59):. ... that might be interested in it, but I'm interested in a lot of things I don't buy. Marcus Johnson (18:03):. That's true.

LinkedIn is steadily rolling out new tools to support those creators, including its Creator Accelerator Program, Top Voices list, and newsletters, which saw a fourfold increase in subscribers in the past year, per LinkedIn. Snapchat has an untapped opportunity with creators.

We've really seen it happen with CTV and streaming platforms as well. That is happening with retail media too. So I think that there's lots of reasons why the buy side might hope for some more cooperation and standardization there, but whether they're going to get it, I think, is another question. Max Willens:.

But I'm thinking about the Disney example where Disney plus the streaming service is thinking about having sort of the potential of creating a membership program that includes parks and their retail stores and merchandise, and how do you get them further into your ecosystem if you are a brand that sells many different types of products. Sara Lebow:.

And that's why my thoughts on the 8 million subscribers, I think their plans are probably much higher than that, you'd have to think, for it to be successful. Marcus Johnson:. How many share of sports will the new service include?

In June, the streaming giant saw a 130% spike in gross editions in the US versus May, the month when the Netflix password cracked down took effect, and July saw a near 70% jump versus May. Those numbers are from Antenna. But Zach, how has Netflix's password crackdown, getting on? What's the point? Zach Goldner:. I think it's been successful. I mean, Netflix is getting a lot of incremental revenue.

If you're a PRO+ subscriber, you can go to emarketer.com to check that out. That's all we have time for, for this episode. Thank you so much to Evelyn for hanging out with me today. Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf (20:08):. Thank you, Marcus. Marcus Johnson (20:10):. Thanks to Victoria. She edits the show. Stuart runs the team. Sophie does our social media.

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Link is of course in the show notes, so you can head to emarketer.com if you're a PRO+ subscriber. That is all we have time for for today's episode. Thank you so much to my guests. Thank you first to Kelsey. Kelsey Voss (18:44):. Thank you very much, it was a pleasure to be here. Marcus Johnson (18:46):. Yes, indeed, pleasure is all ours. Thank you to Jeremy. Jeremy Goldman (18:49):.

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So first time subscribers can save up to 120 bucks a year. You can now subscribe cheaply if you're a Verizon subscriber and they have an incredible reach. YouTube, right? 242 million Americans will use YouTube this year. So it's not because of that, it's because of competition, some of which Rahul was mentioning.

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So first time subscribers can save up to 120 bucks a year. You can now subscribe cheaply if you're a Verizon subscriber and they have an incredible reach. YouTube, right? 242 million Americans will use YouTube this year. So it's not because of that, it's because of competition, some of which Rahul was mentioning.

Current HBO Max subscribers will be moved over automatically. Discovery+ as well as being included on Max, will also stay as a standalone service as well. Ethan Cramer-Flood:. You have to assume the price increases are a part of the long-term plan.

Other parts of YouTube also doing well, YouTube TV has over 8 million subscribers. YouTube premium and music together have over a hundred million subscribers, so that is doing remarkably well. The share of YouTube though, YouTube share of Google advertising hasn't grown in the last five years. Its. Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf (17:27):. Been, yeah, it hasn't.

Well, I think it was smart for Snap to roll it out first to Snapchat plus subscribers. It makes it a little bit more exclusive. It could also make more people want to sign up for Snapchat plus.

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On today's podcast episode, we discuss whether people will ever buy items they see in TV shows, if online ratings are broken, a relaunched Amazon Shipping trying to compete with UPS and FedEx, if CNN and sports can move the needle for streaming service Max, whether the continuing partnership between Target and Starbucks is boosting curbside pickup, where we got gas before gas stations, and more. Tune in to the discussion with our vice president of content Suzy Davidkhanian and analysts Blake Droesch and Paul Verna.

So initially it's available to ChatGPT Plus subscribers. They paid 20 bucks a month for premium access, but ChatGPT-4 is already here. Jacob, I'll start with you. Initial reactions. Jacob Bourne:.

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