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4 articles stable

LAT has appeared in 4 articles since 2021-06. Coverage peaked in 2025Q1 with 1 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Twitter, BuzzFeed, Twitter Blue.

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2025-03-04
The Guardian 8 related

Patrick Soon-Shiong says LAT opinion pieces will show an AI-generated rating of their political content, and an AI-generated list of alternative political views

I am proud to announce the next evolution of the L.A. Times to better engage with our audience. Katie Kilkenny / The Hollywood Reporter : L.A. Times Owner Adds Bias Meter, AI-Generated Copy On Article...

2023-04-01
BuzzFeed News 17 related

The NYT, LAT, and WaPo won't buy Twitter Blue; NYT, LAT, BuzzFeed, and Politico won't reimburse reporters for Blue, but Semafor and other small outlets plan to

'If You Know Me I Ain't Paying' Jess Weatherbed / The Verge : News outlets respond to Twitter Blue coercion with a resounding 'meh.'Twitter is removing blue checkmarks from legacy verified accounts to...

2023-03-31
BuzzFeed News 7 related

The NYT, LAT, and WaPo won't buy Twitter Blue; NYT, LAT, BuzzFeed, and Politico won't reimburse reporters for it, but Semafor and some other small outlets will

BuzzFeed isn't ponying up, but for other outlets, paying might make sense.  —  Pranav Dixit

2021-06-04
Financial Times 9 related

In email to developers, Google says it will soon cut off access to “Advertising IDs” when Android users opt out, instead showing developers a “string of zeros”

Google wants almost all apps to be free, monetized by ad ecosystem it dominates, whereas Apple would prefer apps drop ads and make customers pay, with apple taking a cut. Two visions of the future web...

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