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What The New York Times looks for in AI licensing partnerships

The AI content licensing ecosystem has improved for publishers in the past few years, with AI companies now increasingly expected to compensate publishers for...

How Should We Cover the Climate Story? – Columbia Journalism Review

In late August, flash floods swept down a steep mountain valley in the Himalayas, killing more than thirteen hundred people in Nepal and Tibet....

BBC Cuts: Around 150 Tech Staff Expected To Take Voluntary Redundancy

The drumbeat of BBC cuts continues, with Deadline hearing that roughly 4% of the British broadcaster’s technology unit is expected to take voluntary redundancy. Source:...

Business Insider, Politico Staffers Protest Over Peter Thiel Award

More than 120 journalists at Business Insider and Politico are protesting parent company Axel Springer’s decision to honor billionaire Peter Thiel, arguing that celebrating...

Google’s “Pay-Per-Value”: A Lifeline or Another Dependency for Publishers?

For decades, the relationship between search engines and digital publishers was relatively simple, though not without its tensions. Publishers provided free content, while search...

Economist video strategy: Publisher recorded 50 pilot shows

The Economist recorded 50 pilot shows ahead of the launch of its premium video and newsletter strand Insider, executive editor Andrew Palmer has revealed...

YouTube Is Battling Netflix Over Top Talent – WSJ

Popular digital creators helped YouTube become the world’s dominant source of video. Now it is fighting to keep their loyalty. The streaming platform, which...

Publishers’ scorecard on Google’s ad tech remedies: they’re progress, but far from a clean...

After years of waiting for the DOJ to finally curb Google’s ad tech power, publishers are finding that the devil in these new remedies...

An Interview: Max Tani, Semafor – by Meredith Klein

You’ve been a journalist for over a decade, writing for Business Insider, The Daily Beast, POLITICO, and Semafor for the past four years. What...

Computer Weekly’s Bryan Glick on decade of digital change

Computer Weekly, which claims to be the world’s first technology newspaper, has increased its full-time editorial team by two-thirds in ten years. The growth...

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