Mathias Döpfner says generative AI "has the potential to completely destroy our businesses as we know them or bring them to the next level"

US news publishers sue Microsoft and OpenAI for copyright infringement in training AI models. OpenAI responds by emphasizing support for news organizations. Indian news publishers seek fair compensation for gen AI model training.

The new approach is designed to help grow direct audience revenue beyond its core journalism offerings and across its broader portfolio of products and services.

Nicholas Thompson talks about the experiments The Atlantic has run around its paywall strategy, and doing less but in much more depth.

Generative AI is only as good as the training data used to train the models that power it, so AI companies have increasingly been striking deals with news publishers.

At this year’s FIPP World Media Congress in Cascais, Portugal, one of the key event partners is Labrador CMS, an online web content publishing system

We spoke with Jennifer Mizgata, author of the “Building News Culture” course, about what it takes to build a better newsroom culture for new and established media organisations

With the crisis in local news in the US, information districts, special service districts, could provide a new model for community news.

As social networks become less reliable distributors of the news, consumers of digital journalism are seeking out an older form of online real estate.

Newsgames are time-consuming and costly to produce but they offer dopamine hit that can bring in a new, loyal audience

Changes to social media platforms’ algorithms are behind a significant fall in revenue

“The risk of losing people in the newsletter world has declined,” CEO Nicholas Thompson told Media Voices.

Click here to download this session's cheat sheet with key information In the ever-evolving media landscape, news publishers are increasingly focused on revenue sustainability.

By Nathan Hart, Manager of Consulting Services Summary Acquiring new subscribers can be a costly endeavor, making ongoing, proactive churn management a crucial component of a robust subscription revenue model.

The topline: Media companies must focus on digital subscribers' lifetime value, which requires robust renewal strategies to improve retention. As media

John Martin, senior director, publisher growth solutions, PubMatic Audience addressability has gained renewed urgency as Google finally started deprecating third-party cookies in Chrome.

Publishers sounded the alarm for advertisers to support news by reviewing blunt keyword blocking during a critical time for democracy.

A new program called Sponsored Editorial Content lets publishers stitch pre-roll ads into their organic video content on the platform.

This week’s Future of TV Briefing recaps what was discussed during this year’s “The Future of TV” video series.

In this edition of the Digiday+ Research Briefing, we examine the top ad attributes marketers want from ad-supported streaming platforms, how brands are increasing their marketing spend on YouTube, and how Walmart and Roblox are teaming up to make virtual e-commerce a reality, as seen in recent data from Digiday+ Research.

Google's Privacy Sandbox needs some work before publishers say they're willing to dedicate time and attention to testing further.

Instead, Google will automatically add eligible publishers and will eventually remove those publishers not eligible.

JavaScript is unavoidable on the modern web, but best used sparingly. Google says it indexes JavaScript, but the realities are a lot more complex.