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Copyright infringement by AI bots has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges the publishing industry has faced in over a decade. On 1 July, FIPP hosted a ...
15 September 2020 How The Washington Post became a TikTok hit When you say the name The Washington Post you don’t automatically think of 15-second viral dance videos and haiku challenges. Yet, thanks ...
24 June 2021 D2C Summit: Lessons from the paywall success of News24, South Africa’s biggest news website When News24 put up a paywall last year it marked the first bold step in the revenue ...
10 August 2023 Mapping the world of print As seen in FIPP’s Future of Print report, print’s share of the revenue of the major ‘published media’ sectors is currently much higher than many might assume.
Chronicling the nation’s issues, events and history as it happens, TIME magazine shies away from nothing and creates emotional impact in an instant. TIME magazine is known for its iconic covers, ...
One of the biggest reasons for the extraordinary longevity of the Harvard Business Review is the 102-year-old brand’s ability to maintain its strong roots, but also evolve with the times. It comes as ...
Incisive Media and its titles have been acquired by two media and events businesses, which are in-turn both backed by the private quity firm, EagleTree. Under the terms of the deal, the publisher’s ...
Time turned 100 on March 3rd, 2023. As part of the year-long celebration of its centennial, on Feb 28th Time released a new multi-platform editorial project and a commemorative cover to celebrate both ...
09 June 2022 Audio’s second coming: How NYTimes and Tortoise attract younger audiences through podcasts Audio is noticeably hot on the agenda at FIPP Congress this year, more than two years after the ...
01 June 2022 Innovation in Media 2022-23 World Report now available to members online FIPP is delighted to announce the launch of this year’s Innovation in Media book, which has been written and ...
Sponsored links however, are viewed slightly differently: ‘It is in the appellant’s interest to have a popular search engine,’ says the High Court document. ‘That is because the appellant or its ...
But, publishers are finding new uses for algorithmic-based tools, like offering AI-driven data insights to their advertising and marketing partners and clients. A few years ago, The New York Times ...