Future of Media Technology
FT Strategies: the path to resilient content in an AI world
It's time to take a long, hard look at your content, and work out what's valuable, and what's going to be killed by AI, says the FT Strategies team
Live-captured notes from Press Gazette’s annual conference looking at media innovation and technology.
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It's time to take a long, hard look at your content, and work out what's valuable, and what's going to be killed by AI, says the FT Strategies team
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How do publishers fight back against the bots stealing our content, and then. stealing our traffic with their products built on our work? A panel at the Future of Media Technology had some ideas…
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How can AI really perform for a big publisher in a smaller country? Delfi Media is harnessing it as a back-end tool.
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How can publishers respond to AI killing their traffic? Focus less on algorithms and more on audiences – and put community back at the heart of their journalism
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Some quick points of interest from Mediahuis Ireland's five year subs journey
Video
We just keep pivoting to video – because it's a vital part of your content mix. But how do you get it right?
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O'Reilly Media has been working with Miso AI to deliver an LLM-based discovery system, that helps their users find their way to a content steak, not AI hamburger…
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How Alma Media kickstarted subs growth with an AI-infused paywall.
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Is first party data critical to unlocking new revenue – and new editorial products?
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The man in charge of the Washington Post's tech platform thinks Ai can create the right user experiences to attract young people
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Luke Bradley Jones on why The Economist is less exposed to Ai risk than many, how they're preparing anyway – and why they're on Substack
advertising
The ad world is in flux. Google is killing cookies, and then it isn't. What can publishers do to survive?