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AI search could bring the most radical change the internet has seen since Google became the world’s dominant search engine Google announced a raft of releases at its I/O 23 developer conference. From changes to its Maps functionality to a new ‘Magic’ photo editor and composer, the tech giant unveiled a host of AI-driven features designed to improve customer experience. One, the introduction of generative AI search, has been called the most radical change the internet has seen since Google came to dominate search back in the early 2000s. A ‘nuclear bomb’ Google announced plans to change the way search engine results…

A new report by live blogging and video platform Tickaroo reveals an increase in news being consumed on mobile, a reduction in attention spans with shorter-form content and a decrease in political news consumption. Crucially, overall trust in news continues to decline. Tickaroo, the live blogging and video platform, has released a new report that carefully examines the news and media habits of 2,000 UK adults aged 18 through 55+. A crucial finding is that trust in news publishers continues to fall, with the majority of respondents either ‘not trusting the news very much’ (31%), ‘retaining some scepticism’ (55%), or ‘hardly trusting the news…

In the newly released 2023 Publishing Trends Report, an annual survey by Echobox, nearly half…

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“Like dropping a nuclear bomb”: Will Google turn digital publishing upside down with AI search?

“Like dropping a nuclear bomb”: Will Google turn digital publishing upside down with AI search?

“Perception that journalists create spin”: Trust in news publishers continues to fall

“Perception that journalists create spin”: Trust in news publishers continues to fall

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