Sarah Krouse is a Mint Author and the Los Angeles Bureau Chief at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and the entertainment industry, with a particular focus on major players like Netflix and Disney. Sarah's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Information, MarketWatch, and Yahoo Finance.
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Sarah's coverage focuses on the intersection of technology and entertainment, particularly streaming services like Netflix. She frequently references press releases and data in her articles.
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People spent nearly 10% of their TV-viewing time watching the service, home to videos by creators like MrBeast.
By: Sarah Krouse, Joe Flint, Deepa Seetharaman
Spat between star and Sam Altman's company shows why Hollywood is worried about how artists' work is used in the age of generative AI.
By: Sarah Krouse
Film’s strong showing marks a comeback for Pixar and is a bright spot during a slow summer at the box office.
A fundraiser meant to turbocharge the president’s re-election bid was the beginning of the end for one of his staunchest supporters in Hollywood.
By: Sarah Krouse, Meghan Bobrowsky
The tech company is expected to announce deals with celebrities who have agreed to allow a likeness of their voices to be used with its AI assistant.
The tech company is expected to announce deals with celebrities who have agreed to allow a likeness of their voices to be used with its AI assistant.
By: Robert McMillan, Dustin Volz, Sarah Krouse
The hacking campaign is the latest in a series of incursions that U.S. investigators have tied to China in recent years.
By: Sarah Krouse, Erich Schwartzel
The longtime friends have found themselves in remarkably similar situations, and their friendship has turned into a minefield of partisan politics.
By: Sarah Krouse, Erich Schwartzel
Kamala Harris and Disney executive Dana Walden have found themselves in remarkably similar situations, and their friendship has turned into a minefield of partisan politics.
Customers have formed new habits of regularly pausing subscriptions and returning to them within a year.
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