Independent Media Association

A legal challenge from independent publishers argues the CMA's proposed AI Overviews rules do not fully address the impact on competition in search.

Three Geneva summits spent a week asking who gets to govern AI, but Courtney Radsch says the real story is much simpler: a handful of firms already own the compute everyone else is being trained to depend on.

We welcome the government's recognition that Big Tech is shaping what people see, but the Media Green Paper still falls short.

CMA opens fourth SMS probe under the DMCC Act, examining whether Microsoft's dominance across Windows, Office, Teams and Copilot limits customer choice and competition."

Why the next BBC Charter should make the BBC an anchor for local journalism, not a competitor to it.

For the first time, publishers have a practical and affordable way to charge AI companies for taking their content without permission.