The Women's Global Impact Forum takes place at "Newsweek" headquarters next Tuesday.

Content from Gannett's 200+ publications will be integrated into the Perplexity Publisher Program.

Chickens are awarded to newspapers that kowtow to the President.

Hearst increased its bid from $14 per share to $15, a substantial premium over the normal price. Alden Global Capital would have been higher.

In one sense, it all comes down to simple courtesy. Each side calls for consideration.

But Google argues that the study methodology in two reports is inadequate. And Google is launching a new program for publishers.

Unpaid media leads - and recency and citations - are critical factors, Muck Rack reports.

Several Canadian publications have sued OpenAI for allegedly scraping their content without permission.

"Capeheart accepted a buyout on Monday, joining Joe Davidson and other columnists who have left the "Post."

The President charges he was defamed by the 'Wall Street Journal' article on the alleged Epstein birthday greeting.