LinkedIn is now the top-cited domain in professional AI search, Profound says
LinkedIn is now the most-cited domain in professional AI search — a shift that matters for publishers, B2B brands, and anyone optimizing for how LLMs source their answers.

LinkedIn is now the most-cited domain in professional AI search — a shift that matters for publishers, B2B brands, and anyone optimizing for how LLMs source their answers.

No-code agents still demand builder instincts, and the gap is widening between those who shape workflows and those forced to adapt. (Credit: Google Gemini)

From the Washington Post to Nexstar to the New York Daily News, newsrooms are cutting at a pace that suggests a structural shift, not a cyclical correction.

A new analysis of 10 major tech and media outlets finds that Google search traffic has collapsed since AI Overviews rolled out, with some publishers losing more than 90 percent of their clicks.

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As AI-generated videos spread false battle claims across social media, fact-checkers and newsrooms face a verification crisis in real time.

Born in a Copenhagen newsroom, Good Tape offers the strongest security of any transcription platform we tested — with a few accuracy trade-offs.
Semafor’s AI strategy lead explains what works in real newsrooms and what happens when AI becomes the front door to news.

The three-year agreement gives Meta access to Wall Street Journal content and other News Corp brands for chatbot responses and model training.

The wire service's leadership is pushing for broader AI adoption, even as rank-and-file journalists say the tools threaten their jobs.
