- Publishers Daily - Thursday, July 31, 2025
- Jonny Wright To Lead Hearst's iCrossing Service Business
- Gannett Couples Up With Perplexity: They Sign Content Licensing Deal
- Sally Jenkins Leaving 'The Washington Post' To Join 'The Atlantic'
- Murdoch Editor David Dinsmore To Serve As UK Government Communications Chief
- Microsoft, Google, IAS Enforcing AI Ethics
- Book Authors Join Battle Against Mississippi Parental Consent Law
- New Bill Would Codify FTC's Former Click-To-Cancel Rules
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, July 30, 2025
- Acast And Magnite Form Programmatic Podcast Deal
- Pennsylvania Rep. Plans Two Journalism Funding Bills
- Alejandro Agag To Advise Motorsport Network
- Watchdogs Blast Omnicom-IPG Merger Conditions
- Microsoft Copilot Will Pull Data From Open Browser Tabs, Complete Tasks
- YouTube To Use AI To Restrict Minors From Platform
- The Wimp Awards: Rating System Ranks Big Newsrooms For Posture Toward Trump
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, July 29, 2025
- Hearst Comes Out First: 'Dallas Morning News' Will Not Sell To Alden
- Fairchild Media Group Combines Separate Brand Sites In One Platform
- OpenAI Wins Trademark Case Against Open Artificial Intelligence
- Shoppers Unclear On How To Define Podcasts
- Meta To Suspend All Political Ads In EU
- Rights Groups Urge SCOTUS To Block Mississippi Parental Consent
- Publishers Daily - Monday, July 28, 2025
- 'Chicago Tribune' Lays Off 8 Newsroom Employees
- PR Flacks And Journalists Get Personal: What They Don't Like About Each Other
- Funding Cuts Lead To Layoff At American Public Media Group
- Grobar And Perreault Move To New Roles At Penske Media
- Slaughter Presses Bid To Return To FTC
- Google Breaks Traditional Search Model By Organizing Internet Results
- Court Won't Revisit TrillerTV Victory In Video Privacy Battle
- Publishers Daily - Friday, July 25, 2025
- Gannett Is Closing Arizona Printing Plant, Resulting In Job Loss
- 'New York Daily News' Changes Its Branding
- 'Washington Post' Obit Writer Adam Bernstein Is Moving To 'The New York Times'
- Streaming Video Viewer Asks Court To Revisit 'Deeply Misguided' Privacy Ruling
- Google, Walmart Separately Set Off An AI Chain Reaction
- Bill Would Ban 'Surveillance Pricing'
- Personalization Puzzle: Tactics That Worked Last Year Slip In Effectiveness
- Skipping The Deep Dive: Google Users Are Not Clicking Through In AI Overviews
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, July 24, 2025
- AI Takes A Journalism Class: How It Answers Reader Queries
- Alden Global Capital Unit Makes Rival Bid For 'The Dallas Morning News'
- Hoffman Floats Recapitalization Plan For Lee Enterprises
- Conde Nast Reportedly Closes Vogue Club
- Heather Burns To Serve As First Women's Sports Editor Of 'USA Today'
- Star Tribune Taps Social Lights To Capture Younger Readers
- Google, Others Share How AI Creates Ikea Ad In Seconds Worth $100k
- SCOTUS To Mississippi: Answer NetChoice Petition To Halt Parental Consent Law
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, July 23, 2025
- 'The Los Angeles Times' Plans To Go Public
- Canadian Chill On OpenAI: Firm Is Challenging Ontario Court's Jurisdiction
- 'The Verge' Updates Site, Will Launch Several Newsletters
- Stagwell Firm Offers Programmatic Tool To Protect Brand Safety
- NPR EIC Edith Chapin Is Stepping Down
- Google Seeks News Publishers For AI Initiative
- Google's AI Overviews Reduce Clicks, Fueling Publisher Concerns: Pew Research
- NetChoice Petitions SCOTUS To Halt Mississippi Parental Consent Law
- LiveRamp Must Face Privacy Claims, Judge Rules
- Unified IAB Theory
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, July 22, 2025
- 'Fortune' Lays Off 10% Of Staff
- 'Washington Post' Brain Drain: Jonathan Capeheart Is The Latest Columnist To Quit
- Union Fights Layoffs At Oregon's 'Bend Bulletin'
- Chirp Offers A Hub For Content Creation And Engagement
- Appeals Court Blocks Slaughter's Return To FTC
- Instacart CEO Introduces Herself As OpenAI CEO Of Apps
- Silicon Valley Wants Appeals Court To Strike Down Tennessee Social Media Law
- Publishers Daily - Monday, July 21, 2025
- Dow Jones Digs In, Says It Will Fight Suit Filed By Trump
- Dow Jones Unveils AI-Driven French Translation Service
- Axel Springer Tells Staff They Only Have To Explain If They Did Not Use AI
- 'Barrons' Editor David Cho Hired As CNBC EIC
- 'Traveller's World' Serves Luxury Audience With Redesigned Magazine
- Judge Orders FTC's Slaughter Reinstated
- Amazon Personalized Journeys, Curated Wardrobes, Real-Time Costs
- Motorola Must Face Privacy Suit Over Alleged Failure To Honor Opt-Out
- Publishers Daily - Friday, July 18, 2025
- The Crumbling Bypass: Alliance Brings Down Paywall Avoidance Site
- Senate Votes To Cut PBS, NPR Funding
- The Advocate, LGBTQ+ Publication, Creates Membership Program
- 'Eden Prairie Local News' Seeks A CEO As Steve Schewe Plans To Step Down
- Press Forward Invests $22.7M In Newsroom Infrastructure Projects
- Court Lifts Block On Mississippi Parental Consent Law
- Community-First Approach Boosts Reddit's Ad Revenue: Report
- Judge Tosses Prime Subscriber Suit Against Amazon Over Ads
