LADbible group launches UNILADtech.com
Social publisher LADbible Group launches its sixth website, UNILADtech.com, to become the home of technology content for the social generation.
Social publisher LADbible Group launches its sixth website, UNILADtech.com, to become the home of technology content for the social generation.
How does your publishing business measure up on the key metrics? How does what you are doing compare to the rest of the industry? Are you an outlier or part of the mainstream? Jim Bilton’s new mediafuturesPULSE aims to find out…
Elsevier Health has announced a partnership with OpenEvidence to deliver trusted evidence-based clinical content powered by responsible AI to support physicians’ clinical decisions.
James Evelegh attended the recent ESco Connect event to find out.
WAN-IFRA welcomes the initiative taken by Reporters Without Borders (RSF) to produce ethical guidelines and procedures around AI and Journalism but has elected not to endorse the “Paris Charter” because of specific concerns from news publishers.
Bloomberg has announced that clients may use Intra-Firm chatbots to drive digital transformation and collaboration workflows.
A News/Media Alliance study finds pervasive unauthorized use of publisher content to power generative AI technologies.
Editors believe that the anti-competitive practices of big tech pose an existential threat to journalism in the UK, a News Media Association survey of UK editors has found.
MPs, editors and members of the public believe that trusted journalism is essential to tackling the threat of AI-fuelled misinformation, which could threaten to undermine the next general election.
Ministers must not bow to pressure from the tech platforms and allow them to launch expensive and time-consuming appeals against the decisions of the Digital Markets Unit, editor of The Sun Victoria Newton has said.
Seedtag, a leading global contextual advertising company, has launched its advanced Contextual Audiences, powered by its proprietary Contextual AI technology, Liz.
When it comes to image quality, publishers tend to put much more effort into pictures that appear in print than those that appear online. This, says Pixometry's John de Jong, is a mistake and one that can be easily avoided.
Dickon Ross attended the Future of Media Technology Conference to find out.
New Scientist has just held the first event in its ‘Business Insights’ series, a new B2B offering from the successful science publisher. The conference title was ‘AI Unleashed: Revolutionising the future of your business’. James Evelegh was there.
With Meta backing away from ‘news’ and AI accelerating the growth of disinformation, we need to redouble our efforts to safeguard access to quality journalism, says News Media Association Chief Executive Owen Meredith.
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