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Most people think there should be an AI Blackout ahead of the UK general election. It is essential that efforts are made to safeguard the quality and accuracy of news reporting.

The newsbrand revealed a number of new ad products, the launch of The Guardian Advertising Awards, and pushed a message that its audience is mainstream and cares about trust.

News media was as shocked as the rest of the world to see the return of David Cameron. But who is in the cabinet matters less to readers than the fundamental problems facing the country.

Research from Columbia University’s Initiative for Policy Dialogue found that Meta and Google jointly owe more than $12bn to US news publishers alone annually.

News publishers still rely on social media platforms for added reach. World Media Group’s CEO asks how they are leveraging their strong brand values on social to drive audiences.

Jack Benjamin is joined by Ella Sagar and Cass Naylor to discuss fears of AI’s ability to spread disinformation, Journalism Matters week takeaways, and the strength of the ad market as we approach the holiday season.

Newsworks and the PPA are looking to introduce an “enhanced measurement solution,” but according to the IPA research director the decision to do so comes more from publishers than from buy-side demand.

The Media Leader asked agency leaders how they have helped brands approach media during the festive period differently if they cannot compete with major retailers and supermarkets pound-for-pound.

A Jeff Bezos-backed bid for The Daily Telegraph? It’s a stretch, but not impossible now that Telegraph bidder Sir William Lewis is CEO of The Washington Post.

The FT’s global advertising director for B2C and investment shares what his fundraising crusade has been this year and the biggest turning point in his career.