The Publishers Association has written to the PM asking that he uses the upcoming summit as an opportunity to make it clear that intellectual property law should be respected when any content is ingested by AI systems.
Digital has a large and growing carbon footprint. What can be done about it?
What will be the future of generative AI if publishers start to block the crawlers?
EPC has joined global news and publishing organizations to sign an open letter to policymakers and industry leaders globally, laying out proposed principles for the regulated and responsible growth of generative AI models.
The editor of Nottinghamshire Live has written a letter to readers about its experimentation with AI tools.
In his June column, Dickon Ross looked at the ability – or inability – of artificial intelligence to write an engaging column. Now, he puts AI’s artistic skills to the test.
The world of SEO has changed dramatically over the past ten years and is set to be disrupted further by recent advances in AI. Carly Steven looks at what publishers need to be doing to keep the traffic flowing.
One thing has become very clear over the last few months, writes Jim Bilton. The shiny “new stuff” is simply not coming on-stream fast enough to replace the declining “old stuff” in many media companies.
WAN-IFRA has joined RSF and other international news organisations to frame an "AI Charter in Media".
As publishers begin to shift away from a reliance on viewability and attention metrics alone, we grab 5 minutes with Sean Adams, global insights director at Brand Metrics, to talk about another important metric: brand lift.
Iliffe Media Group has announced a partnership with Smartico to introduce "Smart Ads" for scaling AI-driven digital advertising products for their SMB clients.
This headline – meant to be sung to the tune of “Old McDonald Had a Farm” – is inspired by publishers’ growing, and totally valid, angst around chatbots’ implications for the business, says US columnist Karlene Lukovitz.
Media businesses are brilliant at producing content, with deep expertise in their subject matter. But, writes Tom Jackson, they haven’t always been as brilliant at categorising that content to make it as discoverable as possible on digital platforms.
Across the Channel is a vibrant publishing scene but because of language barriers, it is not one that UK publishers are overly familiar with. As Carolyn Morgan discovers, there’s lots that we can learn from our European neighbours.
Artificial intelligence is not new – publishers have been doing innovative things with it for years. But, writes Charlie Beckett, generative AI does represent a step change...
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