Why FT may be wrong to license its content for AI training
News publishers may be advised to hold their nerve in a game of chicken with the AI companies.
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FT becomes first UK newsbrand to announce licensing deal with OpenAI
FT follows in footsteps of Axel Springer, Associated Press and Le Monde.
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More women in top roles as media industry gender pay gap slowly narrows
Average gender pay gap across major UK media organisations now stands at 11%.
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Widening gulf between weekday and Saturday UK newspaper sales revealed
FT Weekend circulation is 106% higher than its weekday readership.
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FT US journalists in dispute with management over call for extra $4k
The FT US Guild argues current pay rates make the business paper uncompetitive.
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‘Diversity still not a priority in practice’ in news industry, survey finds
Management and junior staff have differing views on the barriers to diverse newsrooms.
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How and why news publishers should engage with Gen Z now
The next generations of consumers want to “feel a connection” with brands and creators.
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Why FT Group is investing £30m in new media and information companies
FT becomes strategic investor in growing media companies.
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