Publishers are mad as hell and they’re not going to take this any more
Key insights from Press Gazette publisher events in New York and London.
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Data privacy and advertising: How marketers are ‘killing democracy’
Dominance of tech platforms over private data is harming news media.
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Google and Meta could owe US news publishers $14bn a year under planned law, research estimates
Google argued the research is based on "inaccurate assumptions, debunked data, and basic errors".
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Reach restructure: 450 jobs to go, websites to close, print and online teams to combine
Chief executive Jim Mullen blamed the restructure on the 'economic environment'.
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Why Google’s generative AI gamble is a game of chicken it could lose
The tech giant has offered to indemnify users over AI copyright infringement.
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UK’s biggest online publishers in September 2023: News UK and Mail Metro Media fall out of top ten
Press Gazette's ranking of the biggest online publishers in the UK, using Ipsos iris data.
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Half of top newsbrands see fall in search visibility after latest Google core update
The October core update appeared to have a bigger impact than other algorithm changes this year.
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Who owns the news? Mail titles, News UK and Reach dominate, report finds
Report finds that three UK publishers control 90% of print reach and 40% of online reach.
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