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TIME has been an industry leader in pursuing content licensing deals with companies like OpenAI and Perplexity. These ensure that the publisher’s content ...

The most valuable audiences behave like fans. They spend more time, engage more deeply, and are more willing to pay, making them critical to growth ...

As AI systems increasingly access digital content, publishers are entering a new commercial reality. Content is being consumed in ways that often sit ...

Publishers have been under the gun for 25 years. The transition to the digital age forced media companies to adapt again and again to evolving consumer ...

For many media organizations, the threat of "Google Zero" is increasingly becoming a reality. Between November 2024 and November 2025, traffic from Google ...

Engaging Gen Z is vital to the long-term stability of the news industry and to sustaining an informed public. A new Reuters Institute report distills ...

Content licensing has long been an important revenue stream for digital media companies. For decades, it allowed publishers to monetize their content by granting rights for others to republish or ...

DCN member data, which echoes Pew Research, shows what Google won’t admit: AI overviews siphon attention, erode publisher traffic, and harm the open web’s promise of discovery. The numbers are in – ...

Generative AI tools have a lot of power to change the media business—from the way we work, to the data we collect, to audience needs and expectations. The area is complex, and changing so rapidly, ...

For decades, advertising was the primary source of income for media companies. However, the digital age has forced publishers to rapidly reassess their revenue mix as advertising monies increasingly ...

Subscriptions remain a vital revenue stream for most media companies, but the landscape is rapidly shifting. In response, publisher strategies also need to adapt and evolve. The days of easy ...