Opinion | Wyoming reporter uncovers competitor using AI-generated quotes A reporter resigned and the Cody Enterprise attached corrections to four articles after a competitor noted quotes that appeared real — but weren’t August 9, 2024 Anya Schiffrin
‘A small window of opportunity’ as publishers grapple with growing AI use As news outlets negotiate licenses with AI companies, they must understand what can be licensed, set a price and get those companies to agree to pay May 15, 2024 Anya Schiffrin
Opinion | How should we value news used by AI? A checklist for publishers AI companies need quality information. News publishers have it. Should they share it? And how much should they get for it? March 15, 2024 Anya Schiffrin
Why Google and Meta ‘owe’ news publishers Our working paper found that the tech giants owe publishers billions of dollars. Here’s how we arrived at that conclusion and what it means. February 1, 2024 Anya Schiffrin
Opinion | Google and Meta owe US news publishers about $14 billion a year, our research estimates A new working paper calculates the value of news to tech companies and shows publishers how they can assess what they are owed. November 9, 2023 Anya Schiffrin
News publishers declare global principles for bargaining with Big Tech Journalists and scholars gathered for two days in South Africa to hammer out details of fair compensation from Big Tech July 26, 2023 Anya Schiffrin
News publishers across the globe are presenting Big Tech with a bill Many countries are following Australia’s lead to push Google and Facebook to pay for news. The tech companies would rather head them off. May 23, 2023 Anya Schiffrin
Australia’s news media bargaining code pries $140 million from Google and Facebook Outlets big and small are being paid for their content, and a government review aimed at improvements is underway August 16, 2022 Anya Schiffrin
Internationally too, journalists and others are debating government subsidies and how to deal with Big Tech Recognition is growing that many outlets won't make it on their own. January 20, 2022 Anya Schiffrin
