Full round-up of publishers versus AI litigation and licensing deals around the world.

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French title has licensing deals with three major LLMs.

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Boss of French newsbrand says deals with OpenAI, Perplexity and Meta are paying off.

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French title has nearly doubled editorial team in 13 years says Louis Dreyfus.

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French title is targeting 1m subscribers and attracts 5m readers a month to its English website.

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Le Monde CEO Louis Dreyfus described the arrival of generative AI as an "emergency" for the industry.

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The French daily newspaper Le Monde is planning a major international expansion as it targets one million subscribers by 2025. The 77-year-old news brand said it will begin to publish around 70 English-language articles per day and produce an international daily newsletter so it can target new consumers, initially in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, …

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A digital paywall shouldn’t mark the end of a publisher’s free content offering, according to chiefs at the Washington Post, Le Monde and paid newsletter platform Substack – who have shared insight into their subscription strategies. Free content is important to help paid subscription-based publishers to continue to grow their audience, some of whom who …

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France’s best-selling national newspaper has declared it will no longer publish pictures of terrorists who have carried out atrocities in a bid to avoid “glorifying” their actions. The change in Le Monde’s editorial policy was announced today in an article by its director, Jerome Fenoglio. It comes in the wake of the murder of an …

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