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Plus: New York Times and Chicago Tribune sue Perplexity and Google signs non-licensing AI deals.
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Political editors are a vital part of any media outlet. Here are the main ones across print and broadcast.
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Mediahuis joins ‘NATO for news’ AI licensing group SPUR
FT, Telegraph, Guardian, BBC and Sky News were original founder members.
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UK publishers urge CMA to curb Google as search giant claims AI does them no harm
‘Fine-tuning’ one of several requests as CMA to give Google new conduct rules.
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Banker Crispin Odey drops £79m Financial Times libel case
Editor Roula Khalaf says it’s a “vindication for investigative journalism”.
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At least 62 English language news publishers now have 100k+ online subs
Exclusive new 100k Club ranking of top paid-for online news publishers.
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The UK’s biggest news media companies: New top 50 ranking by revenue
Just over half of UK’s biggest media companies grew turnover year on year.
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UK news giants form ‘NATO for news’ group to control AI scraping
Guardian, BBC, Financial Times, Telegraph and Sky News are founding members of coalition on AI licensing.
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