Reach plc (Mirror, Express, Daily Star, Manchester Evening News) to Google: Reach joins Google's news AI pilot, giving Google enhanced content rights to Reach's UK and Ireland news portfolio; Google describes the pilot as a commercial partnership in which it pays publishers for extended display rights and delivery such as APIs.
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Dated 12 Oct 2026Source checked 12 Oct 2026Basis: stated
In the source's own words
“The partnership encompasses the Reach portfolio across the UK and Ireland”
Where it was read
Press Gazette, checked 12 Oct 2026
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What it is about
- Reach plc
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