AI chatbots play favorites with a handful of top publishers, study finds
Research from British thinktank shows concentration patterns that likely extend beyond the UK.

Research from British thinktank shows concentration patterns that likely extend beyond the UK.

Scout positions itself as web-friendly alternative to Google and Perplexity.
A tech-forward journalism professor unpacks how AI is changing how he teaches reporting and what it means for the entry-level jobs that are increasingly endangered.

UK regulatory pressure prompts the company to explore new controls — with caveats.

The platform wants it both ways — and that tension matters for media companies.
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The viral AI assistant is now Moltbot — but not before crypto scammers hijacked its old accounts.

BBC Trending exposed AI-generated Holocaust scams on Facebook recently before being cut.

Only one-fifth of Copilot news responses link to Australian sources, raising alarm about AI-driven news deserts.

The program focuses on ethical frameworks and strategic decision-making as AI embeds itself in newsrooms.

Unlike Perplexity, the company has no plans to cut in the news organizations fueling its answers.
