Multiple Listing Service

HousingWire reports that the growth of private listing networks in the US housing market is raising concerns about transparency. As more listings are kept off public multiple listing services and shared only within exclusive broker networks, buyers and agents risk seeing a smaller slice of available inventory, prompting debate over fair access to property information.

Us Weekly has published a guide to every holiday movie airing on television for the 2026 season, covering Hallmark, Netflix, Great American Family and other networks. The roundup lists the festive film line-ups across broadcasters, giving viewers a single reference for what is on this Christmas period. It reflects the increasingly crowded holiday-movie market, with multiple networks and streaming services now competing to release seasonal originals each year.

Debates over how Multiple Listing Service data is licensed are intensifying as artificial intelligence raises new questions about who can use property listings and on what terms. Industry figures are weighing how to protect MLS data from unrestricted AI training and scraping while preserving its value for agents and brokerages. No specific policy changes have been announced yet.