Thomson Reuters boss says AI licensing deals only involve archive text
News feed, video, images and audio are off the table in AI licensing deals says Steve Hasker.
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Publishers say Leidig claims baseless because he does not own copyright.
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Insights shared by Alessandra Gallioni of Reuters, Jack Lefley of PA Media and other senior editors.
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Deal not expected to impact global stock images market.
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More than 3,000 journalism job cuts tracked in UK and US in 2025
Total of around 3,400 reported redundancies was 11% lower than year before.
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AP launches verification dashboard for publishers to meet ‘demand for authenticity’
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AI has helped break news ecosystem, but could also fix it – says agency boss
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