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The Daily Five.

18 September 2026 · NO

  1. 01

    Software

    Adobe Express confirms service issue affecting AI tools and exports

    Adobe Express acknowledged a service issue affecting auto captions, Clip Maker, generative features, background removal, and exports including PDF, PNG and MP4. Adobe advises users not to restart or repeatedly retry affected jobs until a fix is deployed.

    Known issue 9/17: AI features, video tools and exports stalling or not completing ↗

  2. 02

    Creators

    Announcement: PODGO and Earned Media Productions form partnership

    PODGO and Earned Media Productions announced a partnership covering development, production, distribution and monetization of podcasts, video and branded content. The arrangement combines these services for client projects.

    PODGO and Earned Media Productions Form Strategic Partnership to Combine Content Production, Distribution and Monetization ↗

  3. 03

    Creators

    Editorial report: Acast says podcast audiences use audio and video

    Acast published its Podcast Pulse 2026 findings, reporting that 88% of podcast fans consume both audio and video. The company argues that audience context, rather than format alone, should guide distribution.

    Acast’s Podcast Pulse 2026: The Format Argument Is Over - Audiences Ended It ↗

  4. 04

    Software

    Announcement: MVTec plans MERLIC 26.10 release for October 15

    MVTec announced MERLIC 26.10, a no-code machine-vision update planned for release on October 15. It is set to add a redesigned communications architecture, secure-by-default remote access controls, SPDX software bills of materials, and workflow and interface updates.

    MVTec presents MERLIC 26.10: Enhanced security and easier operation for the machine vision framework ↗

  5. 05

    Technology

    Announcement: Prodrive begins Runix-MX105 customer shipments

    Prodrive Technologies says customer shipments of its Runix-MX105 high-speed camera are beginning. The camera uses Sony’s 105-megapixel IMX927 sensor and is specified at up to 109 fps for industrial, motion-analysis and scientific-imaging use.

    Prodrive Technologies begins shipping Runix-MX105 high-performance machine vision camera ↗

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