Why information platforms need content licensing

Training licenses and grounding agreements aren't interchangeable. Neither one holds up without documented provenance, explicit rights clearance, and a delivery workflow built to track them.

When licensing news content for AI development, freshness is everything.

Getty’s fight with Stability AI reveals why publishers can’t afford to wait on the courts and why licensing is quickly becoming the smarter path forward.

he Newstex Customer Portal provides information platforms with a streamlined, analytics-driven, and human-vetted solution for acquiring rights-cleared, high-quality licensed content.

As AI reshapes how content is found and used, licensing has become the framework that lets publishers keep control while giving platforms and AI developers a reliable, rights-cleared source of high-quality material.

A practical guide to the four ways to source licensed content for your AI systems and how to tell which one actually fits your needs.

The CMA's first-ever conduct requirement under the Digital Markets Act gives UK publishers meaningful control over how Google uses their content in generative AI but stops short of guaranteeing they'll be paid for it.

Statutory licensing offers a coherent fix for uncompensated AI content use, but the real question is whether the political will exists to build it.