Reddit is reassessing whether to renew its $60 million-per-year content licensing deal with Google, as users are turning to AI searches instead of digging...
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Reddit is reassessing whether to renew its $60 million-per-year content licensing deal with Google,
as users are turning to AI searches instead of digging through forums. Reuters and USA Today are considering blocking Google's content crawlers, while The Economist continues to discuss the possibility of exiting AI search. Time, on the other hand, is trying to hide ads in content that ordinary readers cannot see, hoping that after AI crawlers collect them, they will help advertisers reach customers.
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Reddit is reassessing whether to renew its $60 million-per-year content licensing deal with Google, as users are turning to AI searches instead of digging...
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