Google takes AI Mode ads global as Search growth slows
Google is expanding AI Mode advertising beyond the U.S. as Search revenue growth slows to 12%.

Google is expanding AI Mode advertising beyond the U.S. as Search revenue growth slows to 12%.

Alphabet reported $127.6 billion in quarterly revenue as Google Search and Cloud both posted year-over-year growth.

Axios is building feeds for AI agents, while Every lets subscribers use agents to reshape stories for their own needs.

Meta postponed its revised business terms by three weeks as publishers, trade groups and regulators continue raising concerns.

Press Gazette found casino articles published under a former Esports Insider writer’s name after he had left the company.
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The Verge traces publisher traffic concerns, legal challenges and licensing efforts surrounding Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode.

News/Media Alliance, WAN-IFRA and European publishing groups are pressing Meta to withdraw or reconsider its revised commercial terms.

The Movement for an Open Web wants regulators to pause Meta’s new commercial terms before they take effect Oct. 30.

Jim Lanzone says AI answers are disrupting the long-standing exchange between publishers and search engines.

The Independent, Reach, Reuters and Metropolis are using in-house AI tools for reporting, production and audience products.
