How Google forced publishers to accept AI scraping as price of appearing in search
Court documents reveal Google considered giving publishers AI opt-out and rejected the idea.
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‘Search is going off a cliff’: CNN, BBC and Economist chiefs on future of news
Mark Thompson, Deborah Turness and Zanny Minton Bedoes all spoke at the Sir Harry Summit.
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Google and Meta’s vast estimated UK earnings revealed
Press Gazette estimates put the total value of UK adspend with Google and Meta at around £26bn.
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Google scraps plans for alternative Sandbox ad-targeting technology
Move removes 'fog of uncertainty' hanging over digital advertising market.
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‘Unsustainable status quo’: AI companies and publishers respond to Govt copyright consultation
Opt-out proposal like burglars being allowed unless banned by sign on front door, one response says.
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BBC study revealing scale of AI-generated news inaccuracies is ‘crucial checkpoint’ but we shouldn’t write the tech off
Paul Doyle says AI issues need to be addressed at risk of "integrity of our entire information ecosystem".
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Trump’s threat to global media is more wide-ranging than just a trade war
INMA CEO Earl Wilkinson lays out Donald Trump's threat to news media globally.
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Perhaps Google is really worth nothing to the news industry
Google supplies traffic (and cash) to many indivdual publishers but is it really worth nothing in the bigger picture?
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