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BBC Leads Global News Website Rankings as Traffic Drops Worldwide
BBC is now the most-visited news website globally, surpassing Yahoo News Japan. Most major news sites saw traffic declines in May 2026. US publishers were hit hardest by falling Google referrals. See which sites gained and lost the most.
Inside Sun Club: What The Sun Learned From a Year of Freemium Membership
The Sun launched Sun Club as a freemium membership in 2025. One year later, the team shares what subscriber data revealed and how the product is evolving. Find out what worked, who joined, and what comes next.
How the Guardian’s Reader Revenue Model Defied Industry Doubts
The Guardian chose donations over paywalls, keeping its journalism free. Millions now support the model. Editor-in-chief Katharine Viner explains why this approach works and how trust ownership shapes their strategy.
Google Faces UK Order to Give Publishers Control Over AI Use of Content
UK regulators have ordered Google to let publishers control how their content appears in AI search features. Google will test new tools for website owners. The move follows publisher complaints about traffic loss and lack of transparency.
Perplexity’s Trust Push Faces Publisher Doubts Amid Legal Storm
Perplexity is making a fresh bid to win over publishers. But copyright lawsuits keep piling up. Media leaders are watching closely. The stakes for AI and news partnerships have never been higher. Will trust be enough to change minds?
Google’s New AI Search Opt-Out Shakes Up Publisher Power
Google is testing a Search Console toggle that lets sites block AI-generated search results. The move starts in the UK, with a global rollout planned. Publishers gain new leverage as regulators push for fairer content deals. This shift could reshape referral traffic and negotiation dynamics.