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How Retired EV Batteries Are Powering the AI Data Center Boom

AI data centers are driving up electricity demand and costs. Repurposed electric vehicle batteries could offer a scalable, affordable way to store energy, stabilize the grid, and reduce supply chain risks.

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2026 Local Journalist Index Shows Gaps in Community News Coverage

A new report highlights a severe shortage of local journalists in the US. Most counties lack adequate coverage, especially in education and health care. The findings raise concerns for publishers and content leaders.

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SpaceX IPO Reshapes the List of Most Profitable VC Investments

Venture capital firms are seeing historic gains as SpaceX goes public. The rocket company’s IPO has pushed several investors into the ranks of the most lucrative deals ever. See which VC bets now top the all-time list.

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FT Strategies and WAN-IFRA Reveal How Newsrooms Are Responding to AI and Audience Shifts

FT Strategies and WAN-IFRA surveyed newsroom leaders in 86 countries. The study shows how publishers are changing strategy for AI and audience needs. Key gaps in skills and trust are slowing progress. The report highlights newsroom innovation worldwide.

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Washington Post Sees Conversion Gains With Flexible Paywall Options

The Washington Post tested flexible paywall models in 2024. Early results show higher conversion and lower bounce rates. Flexible access options attracted new paying readers. Subscription revenue remained strong.

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Schema.org Now Displays Real-Time Usage Stats for Every Schema Type

Schema.org has introduced monthly usage statistics for each schema type, letting users see which structured data formats are most widely adopted across millions of domains.

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AI-Generated Traffic Still Trails Far Behind Organic Search in 2026

AI-driven search is making waves, but its real impact remains limited. Organic search continues to dominate user clicks. Content creators face new questions about the value of AI citations. The landscape is shifting, but not as fast as many expected.

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