Breaking news is up 103% on Google as AI Overviews gut everything else
AI Overviews have cut publisher search traffic nearly in half, but breaking news is way up.

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

Traffic to publisher websites has dropped 33 percent since Google started using their content to train AI.

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

Google exec says training isn't about copying content but is instead about producing "wholly new content."
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News organizations should decide now which accounts get AI features and which stay manual

After a shaky start on AI, Google has stabilized its position and reminded the market of its power and resources. What does that mean for media distribution?

As AI adoption accelerates, publishers face a volatile mix of legal battles, product bets, and renewed pressure to prove what only humans can do.

Mouse House's cease and desist hit YouTube days before Disney licensed character licensing deal with OpenAI

The Washington Post, The Guardian, and other outlets will test AI-powered article overviews and audio briefings in Google News.
