News outlets
Coverage of News outlets in the Nexus archive.
- News outlets can report courts, but cannot ‘utilise’ audio-video clips of proceedings: Supreme Court order
The Supreme Court has ruled that recognized news outlets cannot post raw or edited audio and video content of court proceedings on social media or digital platforms for commercial purposes, while allowing general reporting on court cases.
- Judge approves Anthropic’s $1.5B settlement of authors’ AI copyright lawsuit — first major case to settle
A judge approved Anthropic's $1.5B settlement in a copyright lawsuit, marking the first major case to settle. The case is part of multiple lawsuits by copyright owners, including authors and news outlets, against tech companies over training large language models.
- Google looks to bleed publishers with new AI partnerships that would cull their content
Google is taking a tougher stance in negotiations with publishers to secure broad access to their content, including for training AI bots, while news outlets report declining traffic. Publishers are already experiencing traffic losses.
- Elizabeth Warren says ‘frenzy’ of mergers under Trump could be reversed
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that corporate mergers approved by the Trump administration may be reversed by future administrations. She references a pending deal that would place two major news outlets under a family sympathetic to the president.
- Elizabeth Warren says ‘frenzy’ of mergers under Trump could be reversed
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns that corporate mergers approved by the Trump administration could be reversed by future administrations. She highlights a pending deal that would place two major news outlets under a family sympathetic to the president.
- They’ll call everyone else a Nazi, but the media aren’t sure about the Nazi tattoo guy
News outlets previously associated with warning about white supremacist themes in mundane topics now suggest an SS Totenkopf tattoo might be an innocent mistake. The article highlights a perceived inconsistency in media labeling of individuals as Nazis.
- Is China covering up a violent attack at a Beijing market?
The article questions whether China is concealing a violent attack at a Beijing market, suggesting media efforts to portray the country as harmonious. News outlets are criticized for prioritizing a positive image over reporting on such incidents.