The Media Copilot
How AI is changing Media, journalism and content creation
A customer data platform built for media organizations helps newspapers consolidate scattered reader information, reduce churn, and personalize content without enterprise-level technical teams.
Blocking crawlers won’t stop your reporting from being remixed. It just hands the narrative to whoever shows up in the answer.
The feature lets Claude access folders on your Mac to automate reports, expenses and file management. But there are risks.
A new Reuters Institute report finds newsrooms shifting strategy as Google and ChatGPT reshape how people find news. The pivot may mean better journalism but fewer journalists.
Morgan Stanley survey signals growing acceptance of AI content among Gen Z and millennials.
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The Charleston, S.C., daily collapsed scattered audience data into BlueConic profiles, then used behavioral targeting to keep paying readers.
News organizations should decide now which accounts get AI features and which stay manual
On-device AI assistants are becoming superagents, and it'll soon be the job of every brand and media company to get their attention.
The problem isn't that people were fooled. It's that they didn't care.
Before implementing TollBit, publishers need answers about data handling, retention policies, and GDPR compliance.
