AI articles appear under former Esports Insider writer’s byline
Press Gazette found casino articles published under a former Esports Insider writer’s name after he had left the company.

Press Gazette found casino articles published under a former Esports Insider writer’s name after he had left the company.

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.

Campaigners are urging publishers to review Meta’s new commercial terms before they take effect Oct. 30.
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Meta’s updated commercial terms could give the company a new argument for scraping websites tied to business accounts, legal experts say.

Google is increasing links across its AI Search experiences and testing clickable creator and publisher profiles in AI Mode.
People Inc.'s Jonathan Roberts on blocking bots by default, the 18 Napsters of content, and why AI is spending in the wrong place.

Reach has announced a partnership with Google that gives Google enhanced content rights to news across its UK and Ireland portfolio.

USA Today Co. seeks $250 million, alleging OpenAI used hundreds of thousands of articles without permission or payment.
