When AI changes discovery, who gets paid?
As AI platforms reshape how people get information, publishers need to rethink not just business models, but purpose.
As AI platforms reshape how people get information, publishers need to rethink not just business models, but purpose.

AI Overviews have cut publisher search traffic nearly in half, but breaking news is way up.

NewsGuard has flagged 3,000+ AI content farms and is now using AI itself to fight them.

Britannica says OpenAI copied nearly 100,000 articles to train ChatGPT, then used the chatbot to steal its traffic.
What happens when the click disappears and AI becomes the middleman between your content and your audience?
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A Muck Rack analysis of Claude’s citations finds that smaller and niche outlets often surface more than major publishers.

Microsoft is pushing Copilot from chat assistant to enterprise work system — Wave 3 adds long-running agentic tasks, governance controls, and a new Frontier Suite bundle aimed at CIOs.

Perplexity is fighting back in the Dow Jones copyright case — accusing publishers of using deceptive prompts to manufacture evidence of infringement.

The fight over AI pay for news is moving from private deal rooms into policy

We're launching a new dinner series for media and communications leaders that tackles the emerging field of GEO.
