Publishers’ relationships with AI companies are often complex: a publisher can sue one platform while entering a licensing agreement with another and taking grant money from a third. There are even instances in which a publisher sues the same platform that previously gave it money. The head-spinning pace of content licensing agreements, data access disputes, lawsuits, and corporate funding for newsroom AI experimentation is what prompted the Tow Center for Digital Journalism to build the AI Deals and Disputes tracker last year. We recently added data visualization features, including network graphs and Venn diagrams, to help show how each of these developments fits into the larger dance between journalistic entities and AI companies.
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