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Amazon to Pay New York Times at Least $20 Million a Year in AI Deal

Amazon’s deal to license a broad range of New York Times content comes with a meaty payday for the publisher: $20 million to $25 million a year, according to people familiar with the matter.

Microsoft tries to keep its consumer Copilot out of New York Times AI copyright case

Microsoft argues its new AI Copilot isn't fair game for a New York Times copyright lawsuit, citing key differences in team, ...

New York Times targets 15M subscribers by 2027 as digital ad growth accelerates with Amazon AI deal

Q2 2025 Management View Meredith A. Kopit Levien, CEO, opened the call by stating, "We had a great second quarter across the ...
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AI Deal Between Amazon, New York Times Worth Up to $25M Annually

Some tech giants are using news content to train AI, raising copyright concerns and reshaping how real-time information ...

Report: Amazon to pay at least $20M a year in AI content deal with New York Times

Amazon’s deal to license some content from The New York Times for use on the tech giant’s artificial intelligence platforms ...

Former New York Times Cyber Reporter Issues Chilling Warning at Black Hat

At Black Hat 2025, a former New York Times reporter warned that AI-driven cyber threats are accelerating and that only ...
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GSA introduces USAi.Gov to streamline AI adoption across government

The new platform will be available to all agencies beginning Thursday, allowing government users to explore, experiment with ...