Five US publishers sue Google over ‘deceptive and manipulative’ adtech practices
Penske, The Atlantic, McClatchy, Conde Nast and Vox Media take a stand against Google on adtech.
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Prince Harry legal team accused of dishonesty, fraud and misconduct
Prince Harry lawyer David Sherborne said allegations ‘exceptionally serious’.
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Google IP boss: We shouldn’t pay for AI training on ‘freely available’ content
Roxanne Carter declines to answer about publishers’ ability to opt out of AI Overviews.
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Mirror publisher seeks legal disclosures to prove 61 hacking claims are out of time
Estimated cost of dealing with Mirror hacking claims is around £150m, Press Gazette analysis reveals.
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Lawfare at Oxford: ‘No student outlet can afford to go against Carter-Ruck’
Student journalist Eleanor Grant says lawfare is stifling free speech.
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Photographer awarded compensation from news website whose owners cannot be found
The London Post promotes illegal gambling sites and runs puff pieces for Russian businessmen.
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Cash for witnesses: Prince Harry legal team’s tactics revealed ahead of Mail privacy trial
‘Blackmail’ allegation and use of journalism to further lucrative legal claims revealed.
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Publishers versus AI: All the copyright legal rulings so far
AI companies have taken the world’s journalism output without permission – but publishers are fighting back.
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