News titles from Guardian to Daily Mail unite in opposition to AI copyright grab
Nearly every UK national newspaper has backed campaign against AI copyright exemption.
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Harold Wilson’s press secretary Joe Haines dies at 97
Joe Haines was a journalist for The Sun before joining Wilson, and later at the Daily Mirror.
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Lords amendments offer AI copyright protection for publishers
Data (Use and Access) Bill will now go back to Commons with Government urged to hear concerns.
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Keir Starmer: AI companies should pay publishers for content
Starmer also claimed the government will take action over SLAPP lawsuits designed to intimidate journalists.
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Reach CEO Jim Mullen: If government advertises with us, we’ll employ more reporters
Jim Mullen asks "why is the BBC doing brownie recipes?" and reveals plan to reduce online ads load.
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Mirror political editor John Stevens leaving to join government
Stevens is joining Labour MP Pat McFadden after two years at the Mirror.
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Disappointment for publishers as Artificial Intelligence Bill missing from King’s Speech
Copyright reform protecting rights-holders like publishers "urgently needed", David Buttle writes.
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News and politics page views reach record high in 2024 election week
2024 election results week page views beat previous record of week Liz Truss became PM and the Queen died.
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