Jack Marshall

Key questions around OpenAI’s licensing deals with publishers

By Jack Marshall • May 29, 2024

Publishers are more focused on growing subscription revenue

By Jack Marshall • May 22, 2024

Publishers double down on subscriptions as broader challenges mount

By Jack Marshall • May 22, 2024

‘Catastrophic’: What Google’s AI-infused search results could mean for publishers

By Jack Marshall • May 20, 2024

OpenAI will let publishers opt out of AI training

By Jack Marshall • May 10, 2024

License or sue: Tracking publishers’ relationships with generative AI companies

By Jack Marshall • May 8, 2024

OpenAI’s deal streak with publishers continues

By Jack Marshall • May 8, 2024

The Financial Times reorients its business around ‘global paying audience’

By Jack Marshall • May 2, 2024

LinkedIn allows publishers to bake pre-roll ads into organic video content

By Jack Marshall • May 1, 2024

News publishers hope for an election-driven subscription boost

By Jack Marshall • April 17, 2024

Original reporting is table stakes for publishers in an AI world

By Jack Marshall • April 15, 2024

Publisher brands with the most digital subscribers

By Jack Marshall • March 20, 2024

Research: Consumer attitudes to publishers’ subscription products

By Jack Marshall • March 13, 2024

‘Lifting all boats’: Publishers explore total revenue optimization

By Jack Marshall • March 6, 2024

News publishers broaden target audiences in search of subscriber growth

By Jack Marshall • March 4, 2024

Publishers are rethinking their definitions of “audience”

By Jack Marshall • February 26, 2024

Publishers test new Offerwall monetization tool from Google

By Jack Marshall • February 21, 2024

Subscription insights from New York Times publisher A. G. Sulzberger

By Jack Marshall • February 20, 2024