Publishers to bill AI firms for unwanted scraping – and take them to court if they don’t pay
Search-only contracts added to website terms open up new front in war with AI companies.
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US publishers tell Common Crawl to stop scraping and delete archive
Common Crawl Foundation database underpins many AI models.
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Tony Livesey facing questions over time as Daily Sport editor amid allegations against former boss David Sullivan
Livesey stepping back from presenting radio show ‘for a short period’.
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FOI tribunal throws out £14k costs claim against journalist Barnie Choudhury
Reporter faced cost claim after threatening Judicial Appointments Committee with contempt of court.
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European publishers seek £552m+ from Google claiming ad market abuse
Small publishers enabled to take on Google for damages via group claim.
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Press Gazette meets the UK civil servant trying to regulate Google
Executive director of digital markets at the CMA Will Hayter says positive results will be seen quickly.
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Lawyer for press victims says media standards have improved
Louis Charalambous says Prince Harry privacy case appears to be based purely on inference.
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‘Scamming’ landlord libel claim thrown out as Lammy promises legislation on SLAPPs
Update: Unsuccessful claimant ordered to pay Mill Media almost £40,000 in costs.
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