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Personal AI agents now flag problems before you ask, and Meta reported 10M+ Muse users in October. INMA’s Jodie Hopperton asks what that means for news organisations: https://t.co/bt700c64Qh
At Glide, AI that drafted whole articles got almost no traction. Editors favoured small tools that cut clicks. Nedim Dedic explains why AI belongs inside the CMS, not bolted on: https://t.co/yAAL9L8z8y
Kauppalehti’s market services were shrinking while Finland’s investor market grew. After a user-first rebuild with targeted AI, it saw 6x–8x more investor tool usage and 5x more sessions: https://t.co/00oO1iQDcC
A 34-year-old FT subscriber reads the news through an AI bot she built herself. If the FT blocked it? “I would definitely unsubscribe.” https://t.co/k985rRnG0i
Agentic traffic tripled in September, and publishers are its top destination. But agents rarely see ads. How should publishers count, identify, and monetise them? https://t.co/2tNaJdFPJb
Four AI tools in one quarter. The team used all four and settled into none. Why faster AI adoption may slow news companies down: https://t.co/3Yqv17lgOP
Agentic ad trading is real but tiny: about 0.01% of the market, mostly direct deals, with rules still unwritten. Seven takeaways from October’s ad industry events in New York: https://t.co/Liyxbr2ejj
Ippen Digital’s AI agent teams cut article production from 60+ minutes to under five, at US$71.10 across 337 pilot runs. But what drove editor adoption wasn’t speed. It was trust. https://t.co/z3sCCm3rO9
65% of newsrooms fund AI adoption from their own budgets, not Big Tech grants. Yet only 10% of publishers say AI has helped generate revenue. Who’s really paying for newsroom AI? https://t.co/0eVezoxh0u
“We’re not in the information business; we’re in the business of finding stuff out.” Newsgeist leaders say AI-era hires need adaptability, curiosity and product thinking. Sonali Verma reports: https://t.co/ffaoXYSWnP
Dagens Næringsliv’s personalised market overview drew a 47% interaction rate, and 58% of users came back on a later day. Alexandra Lehner of Norkon explains how it connects market moves to DN journalism: https://t.co/DZr8R3wmFq
“The real job will start after you finish writing.” At Newsgeist, newsroom leaders debated the skills AI-era newsrooms need, from distribution-savvy storytellers to “audience listeners.” INMA's Sonali Verma reports: https://t.co/kjXnsFK9kz
Italian olive oil prices fell 30% last year as lower-cost rivals grew. One Tuscan estate fought back by making quality visible. The lesson for publishers: When AI makes content limitless, efficiency alone won’t save you. https://t.co/7KsRdLKkQw
AI makes it cheap to turn one story into a video, newsletter, or podcast. That’s the easy part. Without knowing each platform’s audience, “AI just produces more content nobody asked for.” https://t.co/aH3cKrDiA4
Nearly half of WSJ+ subscribers are C-suite or senior executives. Dow Jones’ “Fortune Favors The Ambitious” campaign targets the professionals who want to join them: https://t.co/bJrLhMgpkG
GZH runs around 80 live YouTube broadcasts a week and drew 167 million views in 2025. How the Brazilian publisher turned YouTube from a repost channel into a core product: https://t.co/KsgrG6ohnr
76% of publishers say audiences now read summaries first. 61% report fewer direct visits. As AI search answers the question, publishers must give readers a reason to return: https://t.co/3XSmuDqM4K
No influencers, just journalists. VG doubled down on credibility on TikTok, lifted average views per video 74%, and became Norway’s largest news publisher on the platform again: https://t.co/I6LjN2bCCI
Homepage clicks per user per day: up 54%. Mediacorp’s CNA app revamp let readers customise their homepage, with no forced logins, and drove deeper engagement across articles, audio, and video: https://t.co/lHHNbt4B7L