How publishers can insulate themselves against AI search by leveraging content in new, more powerful ways.

The decision offers confirmation of Google’s market power and enables the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to consider and implement proportionate intervention measures to ensure fair competition and treatment of businesses who rely on Google.

An estimated 100 of the 300 websites that belong to the Independent Publishers Alliance are unlikely to survive the next 15 months, a board member has warned, as referral traffic from Google dries up.

Following the court’s decision to keep Chrome with Google, publishers now have a lot more questions than answers. But a technical committee could provide some potential positive outcomes.

More than 70 leading UK creative voices and organisations have penned another open letter to Sir Keir Starmer, criticising his government’s failure to protect them against AI companies’ alleged copyright infringements.

The Media Leader tried on a dev kit of Snap’s next-gen AR glasses, which Snap says represents the future of consumer tech. Is the opportunity for brands akin to the launch of the iPhone or just another overhyped ‘innovation budget’ project?

The behavioural consultants speak to host Jack Benjamin about whether attention spans are truly shortening and why we still use social media even when so many agree it’s a negative force on society.

Advertisers should be dismayed. Instead, Google’s victory in court proves how deeply our industry has normalised monopoly.

The decision by a US district judge has sparked debate around whether enforced remedies will go far enough in tackling Google’s search monopoly and the implications for the wider digital ad ecosystem.

Havas Media Network UK’s chief digital officer speaks to host Jack Benjamin about how AI search will make upper-funnel brand strategies more important and why publishers would be wise to lean in to the new era of search even if it puts them at a disadvantage.