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Fair use, foxes, and chicken-and-egg management
A clumsy attempt to frame the argument around originality indicates the blunt aims behind more honeyed words.
Jul 2
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Rob Corbidge
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Does Google own its AI Overviews answers?
A court ruling in Germany has held Google liable for erroneous answers provided by AI Overviews - is this a precedent that changes the game?
Jun 25
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Rob Corbidge
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How a media "anti-conference" revealed that publishing's doom merchants have it all wrong
Media leaders from a wide background gathered behind closed doors in London to talk about fightbacks against the worst of tech and AI. Contrary to what…
Jun 18
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Richard Fairbairn
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A truth gap so wide you can drive a bus-sized cod through it
Feb 19
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Rob Corbidge
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Content will be judged by quality not volume - but no-one has told AI
May 8, 2025
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Rob Corbidge
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A copyright madness in the UK has been defeated - but only for now
Feb 6, 2025
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Rob Corbidge
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Microsoft breaks dam on AI cash-for-content
Sep 25, 2025
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Rob Corbidge
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Peering into the crystal ball of AI, the media, and the future
Aug 29, 2024
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Richard Fairbairn
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How to confound AI crawlers? Feed them on a diet of their own work
Jun 26, 2025
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Rob Corbidge
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The Open Web is gone, but the knights of journalism understand their fight in an AI world
Action to prevent Tech Takeover 2.0 sees media and publishing companies take the fighting path against AI and no-click searches.
Jun 11
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Richard Fairbairn
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Opinion: AI funding frenzy signals pricing shock ahead for publishers
AI companies are racing to go public while also raising costs to consumers. Both events put publishers in a squeeze which needs action and decision.
Jun 4
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Denis Haman
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The truth about AI writing. You can't make it up (or can you?)
There's a new book out about the future of the media and AI. Maybe we shouldn't be surprised it contains a number of "synthetic quotes" and AI…
May 28
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Rob Corbidge
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Video thrilled the audio stars
Building on strong audio podcast connections with audiences, more and more video is being created by our industry.
May 21
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Rob Corbidge
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A landmark court ruling forces search and social platforms to show what content is actually worth
An EU court judgement means publishers must be provided with platform data as part of any negotiation for content payment.
May 14
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Rob Corbidge
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Dutch courage in taking a stand against the LLMs
A domestic LLM project in the Netherlands is well-placed to assert a bit of sovereignty over the supremacy of the big players.
May 7
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Rob Corbidge
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Australia presents the bill for news to big tech
Strike deals with news publishers, or pay a levy. Canberra is done with evasive social and search platforms.
Apr 30
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Rob Corbidge
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The Great Information Repricing
A paper on the future of content says that many publishers are sitting on an intelligence goldmine - but they just don't know it.
Apr 23
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Rob Corbidge
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Is the smell of a rose as good as the real thing?
Subscription strategies for the big players might seem simple for those further down the content food chain, but we can learn from how they think.
Apr 16
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Rob Corbidge
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