The Guardian has become the latest news publisher to sign a content licensing deal with OpenAI.

News/Media Alliance Announces Industry Lawsuit Against AI Content Theft Today, February 13, a collection of news and magazine publishers, including Advance Local Media, Condé Nast, The Atlantic, Forbes Media, The Guardian, Business Insider, LA Times, McClatchy Media Company, Newsday, Plain Dealer Publishing Company, POLITICO, The Republican Company, Toronto Star Newspapers, and Vox Media, all members […]

Gannett reported digital revenue growth for the fourth quarter but print still dominates.

WSJ’s campaign goal was to reinforce the value of a subscription by shifting reader perception about the publication from a functional business tool for some aspects of life to a vital resource for all aspects of life.

YAHOO has signed up nearly 100 YouTube, TikTok and Instagram creators to draw traffic to its website, recognition that millions of people rely on social media influencers to stay informed. Read more at The Business Times.

To diversify its revenue streams, The Daily Star in Bangladesh developed an educational technology platform called Keeron.

Join us for an exclusive webinar with Nic Newman from the Reuters Institute, where we will explore the key trends shaping the future of journalism. The industry is undergoing rapid transformation with AI disruption, newsroom innovation and the rise of personality-led journalism all playing a critical role in its evolution.

Readers like explainers. Vox, The New York Times, and others offer advice on how to make them as successful as possible.

INMA’s three-module Building Direct Audience Master Class next month, led by Product & Tech Initiative Lead Jodie Hopperton, will guide news companies away from SEO and social media reliance and toward building a direct relationship with audiences.

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Expectations and comfort levels with GenAI in news production based on 60 interviews in Germany and Australia

By Guest Contributor: Kevin Anderson, App Strategy and Industry Insights Director at Pugpig February 17th, 2025 Whether you call it the end of the traffic era, the platform era or mass referrals, the firehose of traffic from social media platforms is over. To adjust to this new reality, pu

Publishers are meeting demand for LinkedIn video in part by clipping videos taken at their conferences and other events.

Newsletters are part and parcel of publishers’ routine communications with audiences. But where do pop-up and breaking news newsletters fit into the overall engagement effort?

See how AI Overviews affect search rankings and traffic and why adapting your content strategy now is key for better visibility.

The rise of the subscription pauser is a clear signal that rigid pricing models no longer fit the modern consumer.

Podcasters discuss testing out different podcast subscriptions, and how to grow them as a complement (or alternative) to advertising revenue at this year's On Air Fest event.

With 70% of revenue coming directly from reader support after just 3 years of existence, The Kyiv Independent's membership model is an inspiring one!

The subscription economy is growing fast. Are you growing at its pace? Get the benchmarks, insights, and predictions you need to succeed in 2025

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Emerging tech is remaking the media and entertainment industries—opening new business opportunities for the technologically savvy.

IAB Europe, the European-level industry association for the digital marketing and advertising ecosystem, today (February 19th, 2025) announced the results