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2 weeks ago | 
portlandtribune.com | Anya Schiffrin |Haaris Mateen
In times like these, when politics are in turmoil and the amount of information is overwhelming, reliable and trustworthy news is essential for Democracy. People can’t make decisions or figure out who to vote for if they don’t know what’s happening around them. And yet, over the last two decades, many local news outlets around the world have shed jobs and closed down. The result is a vacuum filled by Tiktok videos, talk radio and opinion rather than fact.
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2 weeks ago | 
lakeoswegoreview.com | Anya Schiffrin |Haaris Mateen
In times like these, when politics are in turmoil and the amount of information is overwhelming, reliable and trustworthy news is essential for Democracy. People can’t make decisions or figure out who to vote for if they don’t know what’s happening around them. And yet, over the last two decades, many local news outlets around the world have shed jobs and closed down. The result is a vacuum filled by Tiktok videos, talk radio and opinion rather than fact.
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Jul 11, 2024 | 
themedicalcareblog.com | Haaris Mateen |David Buck
The pharmaceutical industry is a behemoth in the United States.
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May 14, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Anya Schiffrin |Haaris Mateen
As the news media industry panics about whether artificial intelligence (AI) will kill its already ailing business model, a handful of startups have emerged intending to help publishers monetize their content on chatbots and other AI interfaces. In some ways it is an old story: in the age of search, Google knew that providing news snippets would diminish the number of people going directly to news websites. AI will have the same effect, but on steroids.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
poynter.org | Anya Schiffrin |Haaris Mateen
In November, we published a working paper that estimates that Google and Meta owe U.S. publishers between $11.9 and $13.9 billion a year. Since we launched that co-authored working paper, “Paying for News: What Google and Meta Owe US Publishers,” we’ve had lots of interest in our methodology, some questions and (unsurprisingly) some criticism.
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Feb 1, 2024 | 
editorandpublisher.com | Anya Schiffrin |Haaris Mateen
In November, we published a working paper that estimates that Google and Meta owe U.S. publishers between $11.9 and $13.9 billion a year. Since we launched that co-authored working paper, “Paying for News: What Google and Meta Owe US Publishers,” we’ve had lots of interest in our methodology, some questions and (unsurprisingly) some criticism.
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Dec 13, 2023 | 
poslovni.hr | Haaris Mateen
U cijelom svijetu ista priča. Suočeni s lavinom lažnih vijesti i dezinformacija na internetu, sve manjim povjerenjem u medije i vlasti i širenjem “pustinje vijesti”, vlade, filantropi i izdavači očajnički traže načine za financiranje kvalitetnog novinarstva. Zakoni o očuvanju novinarstva Australija je 2021. godine učinila pomak donošenjem Kodeksa o pregovaranju o medijima, primoravši Alphabet (Google) i Meta (Facebook) na plaćanje medijima za sadržaj vijesti koji se dijeli na njihovim platformama.
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Dec 4, 2023 | 
confidencial.digital | Haaris Mateen
La historia es la misma en todo el mundo: frente a la avalancha de información incorrecta y desinformación en línea, la pérdida de confianza en los medios y el gobierno, y la proliferación de los «desiertos de noticias», los gobiernos, filántropos y editoriales están buscando desesperadamente la manera de financiar al periodismo de calidad.
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Dec 2, 2023 | 
nacion.com | Haaris Mateen
La historia es la misma en todo el mundo: frente a la avalancha de información incorrecta y desinformación en línea, la pérdida de confianza en los medios y el gobierno, y la proliferación de los “desiertos de noticias”, los Estados, filántropos y editoriales están buscando desesperadamente la manera de financiar el periodismo de calidad.
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Dec 2, 2023 | 
datanoticias.com | Haaris Mateen
HOUSTON/CAMBRIDGE/SAN FRANCISCO – La historia es la misma en todo el mundo: frente a la avalancha de información incorrecta y desinformación en línea, la pérdida de confianza en los medios y el gobierno, y la proliferación de los «desiertos de noticias», los gobiernos, filántropos y editoriales están buscando desesperadamente la manera de financiar al periodismo de calidad.
