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Journalists in the US have won a legal ruling against the rollout of AI tools in their industry. The News Not Slop campaign scored a victory against Axel Springer, publisher of Politico, after editorial staff on the website took their employer to arbitration complaining AI was doing their jobs. The dispute centred on the ‘Live Summaries’ feature used during the 2024 Democratic Convention. The arbitrator ruled: ‘Live Summaries were posted in prime “above-the-scroll” homepage placements without human editing, outside the normal content system, and were not corrected despite containing factual errors, missing context, and violations of Politico’s Stylebook.’

Lord Rothermere has agreed to buy the Daily Telegraph. The Daily Mail proprietor is fulfilling a long-held ambition. At a stroke, a large swathe of Middle Britain falls under his purview.

Sky Sports’ new TikTok channel lasted three days – proving that ignoring your audience can be fatal. The backlash was swift and brutal, calling it tone-deaf. Lesson? KYA: Know Your Audience. Always.

Here's your monthly roundup: key updates on the Omnibus proposal, Australia's SDG progress, TNFD's sector guidance, global risks, NZIF implementation, and ISS's stance on diversity in US director elections.

Explore the comprehensive guide, to understand the upcoming Australian climate-related mandatory reporting requirements and how your company can prepare for these critical changes.