#news-publishers

#news-publishers

Google's A.I.-generated summaries in search results potentially threaten news publishers' site traffic and business model.

AB 886 aims to ensure Google and Meta compensate publishers for news shared on their platforms.

California's deal with Google will allocate $250 million for newsrooms and AI innovation, aiming to enhance journalism and societal impact.

The initiative seeks to negotiate content payments while fostering up to 100 new journalists for California's press.

The article critiques flawed economic claims about Google and Meta's payment obligations to news publishers, arguing that recent laws have not changed media revenue dynamics significantly.

Google is testing the impact of removing EU news articles from search results for 1% of users to analyze traffic effects.

Google experiments with article previews impact in EU but faces legal challenges, particularly in France.

The New York Times was the only major news company to take legal action against AI firms for copyright infringement.

Perplexity is expanding its publisher program, partnering with various news outlets to share ad revenue and performance metrics.

Amazon Ads is emerging as a leading ad platform with advanced optimization tools.

News publishers are advocating for customized brand safety measures to better suit their inventory.

News publishers adapt ad strategies around U.S. election to prevent revenue loss.

Brand safety tech is impacting news publishers by reducing ad revenue, leading to job cuts and financial strain.

Presidential election year may not maximize revenue due to platform issues and ad market challenges.