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World's news publishers call on Meta to halt scraping clause in new Commercial Terms
WAN-IFRA asks Meta to suspend the provision for news publishers before 30 October and to negotiate a fair framework for the use of journalism.
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NMA calls on CMA to halt Meta's 'outrageous assault on journalism'
The Competition and Markets Authority must secure an immediate pause on Meta’s new terms for businesses, the News Media Association said yesterday.
COLUMN
AI – twelve top tips
James Evelegh shares some of the top tips from the expert contributors to InPublishing’s latest AI special.
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UK joins US push to unmask AI “Stealth Bots”
A Bill requiring bots to declare who operates them and what they will use the content for was scheduled for its second reading in the House of Commons last Friday.
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Bloomberg announces next step in ASKB’s evolution
Expanded capabilities enable financial professionals to bring their own IB conversations, Worksheets and files into Bloomberg’s AI, so every answer reflects both the market and an investor’s unique knowledge and context.
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Frontiers announces pledge
Frontiers has pledged €1.6 million worth of support to make Horizon Europe research data AI-ready at AI in Science Summit.
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Elsevier commits to accelerate AI-driven science across Europe
Elsevier last week announced its pledge to the European Commission's AI in Science Enablers Initiative.
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NMA condemns Meta
The News Media Association last week condemned Meta’s ‘shameless landgrab attempt’ to plunder news publisher websites.
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The Lancet may halt publication as workers strike again over pay
The Lancet, one of the world’s leading medical journals, could be forced to cancel publication for the first time in 200 years as workers strike again over pay.
Q&A
AI transparency: 5 mins with… Alex Springer
Publishers need to fully understand how their content is being used by AI companies and to work together to ensure they receive fair compensation, says Alex Springer, founder and director of OpenAttribution.
COLUMN
Some takeaways from our September / October issue
James Evelegh picks out some takeaways from the September / October 2026 issue of InPublishing magazine.
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SPUR coalition announces new members
The New York Times, Agence France-Presse, The Economist, and The Atlantic join global coalition to defend publishers against AI.
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Reach and Google announce News AI partnership
Reach has announced a partnership with Google, granting Google access to enhanced content rights for news content across Reach’s portfolio in the UK and Ireland.
Thought Leadership: 67 Bricks
What good data actually unlocks
Good data is the foundation for AI, & for every other kind of digital transformation. The applications getting the attention right now are real and available, but only to the publishers who have done the work underneath, says 67 Bricks' Jerome Jones.
OUT & ABOUT WITH ALAN GEERE
Not just rocket science
With big issues like AI and robotics, climate change and space exploration, it’s difficult to keep science off the front pages. But what does all this mean for the science journalists and writers who are forever adding context and explanation?
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