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How should publishers respond to AI models ‘hoovering up’ copyrighted content?

One of the thorniest AI issues for publishers is how to respond to tech companies scraping content to train their LLMs. Should they sue to prevent their copyrighted work being used without permission or payment, or should they license their IP to the tech giants in the hope that sustainable commercial models develop?

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Feb 10, 2026

The FT’s Jon Slade on leveraging AI to build new lines of business

Jon Slade, CEO of The Financial Times, told The Definitive AI Forum that doubling down on original journalism and strong brand values is the answer to many of the challenges faced by today’s media businesses. However, he also sees opportunities for new lines of business powered by AI.

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Feb 03, 2026

How three newsrooms are using AI to transform their journalism

Leaders at News UK, FT Specialist Europe and Bauer Media Group share how they are using AI tools to support journalistic talent, make the most of content, and unlock growth across other brands.

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Jan 27, 2026

Hearst UK’s Toby Wiseman on aligning staff attitudes to AI

Toby Wiseman, MD for content at Hearst UK, sees AI being used to organise archives, power services and personalise distribution, supporting Hearst’s brands to reconnect with their communities.

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Jan 22, 2026

Spring Masterclasses - Implementing AI in your publishing business

Booking is now open for our spring series of Publisher Masterclasses, covering publisher AI, from ROI to optimising engagement and content discovery.

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Jan 20, 2026

How AI is reshaping four B2B data and information businesses

Leaders at RELX, Lions Intelligence, William Reed and Global Water Intelligence share how they’re using AI to enhance their B2B offerings, as well as balancing opportunities with the need to protect IP and content value.

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Jan 13, 2026

The Independent’s CEO Christian Broughton on using AI to do more and be more human

Digital-only newsbrand The Independent is using AI to do more with a relatively small team, freeing up reporters to extend its mission as a dogma-free platform for trusted information, and drive talent-led audience engagement.

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Jan 06, 2026

AI and the future of trusted media: walking the tightrope between increased efficiency and editorial integrity

At the heart of publishing’s AI conundrum lies the tension between maintaining public trust and the opportunity to exploit operational efficiencies crucial to commercial sustainability. Here’s how PA Media Group, Newsquest, Reach and FT Strategies are walking the tightrope.

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Dec 16, 2025

The top episodes and newsletters of 2025

We're rounding off the year bringing you our most listened-to and read pieces of the year.

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Dec 09, 2025

2025 highlights from media leaders, and our outlook for 2026

In our end-of-year episode, we talk through a busy year at MediaVoices, outline what our favourite interviews from the year have been and why, and what we think 2026 holds for publishers.

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Dec 04, 2025

WoodWing’s Jeroen Goemans on using AI for measurable workflow upgrades

Most publishers know they should be doing more with AI, but the gap between strategy decks and the reality of nightly, weekly or even monthly publishing deadlines is huge.

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Dec 02, 2025

DC Thomson CEO Rebecca Miskin on the ‘gnarly’ business of transformation

Transformation has become business as usual in modern media. However it is not a linear process with the twists and turns of a major change project sometimes feeling like a mix of ‘chess and Russian roulette’.

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