Publishing Insider
by Ray Schultz, Columnist
News would fall under the heading of "aerial surveying," the News/Media Alliance explains. Read the whole story
by Ray Schultz
Companies have violated Internet Archive policies and scraped data from the Wayback Machine, Reddit contends. Read the whole story
by Ray Schultz
Blodget is the co-founder and former editor in chief of "Business Insider." Read the whole story
by Ray Schultz
Big organizations like Gannett are not receiving funds, although the reason is unclear. Read the whole story
by Ray Schultz
The bimonthly digital publication for tech leaders serves CTOs, CIOs, CISOs, and CDOs. Read the whole story
by Ray Schultz
Coats has been online editor of radio title "Radio Ink" for over two years. Read the whole story
by Wendy Davis
"Anthropic wants immediate, 'meaningful appellate review,' skipping over the trial part altogether," the judge wrote in an order denying the artificial intelligence company's request … Read the whole story
by Colin Kirkland
TikTok Go enables creators to earn commission-based payouts and sponsored perks when promoting hotels, restaurants, local experiences and other services via a new in-app … Read the whole story
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by Wendy Davis
A panel of the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals rejected a consumer's request to revive claims that GameStop.com violated website visitors' privacy by logging … Read the whole story
by Ray Schultz
Alden's MNG Enterprises is now offering $17.50 per share, increasing its bid by $1. Read the whole story