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27 March 2026 · Newsletter

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For authors, publishers and technology companies, it’s been a week that challenges the old axiom that there’s no such thing as bad public...

23 March 2026 · Post

The Author's Bargain

How should authors respond to Generative AI? A clear-headed look at strategy, licensing, publisher policies, creative use, and why human authorship may become more valuable, not less.

20 March 2026 · Newsletter

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It’s been a busy week, with significant developments in copyright policy and a steady drumbeat of new research and product launches. The ...

18 March 2026 · Post

Four Scenarios for Scholarly Publishing and AI

Four scenarios for scholarly publishing and AI, exploring what happens when AI changes both how knowledge is produced and how it is discovered—and what the enduring role of a publisher might be.

13 March 2026 · Newsletter

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I’m catching up after three intense days at London Book Fair. That intensity has been mirrored in the AI world, with a slew of copyright ...

12 March 2026 · Post

London Book Fair 2026 Reflections

Eighteen observations from three days at London Book Fair 2026, including procedural debt, AI adoption maturity, audio publishing, discoverability, and the value of unscheduled conversations.

9 March 2026 · Post

Anthropic's Employment Research

A close reading of Anthropic's labour market research: why high task exposure does not mean job replacement, and why the more interesting story may be how work reconfigures rather than disappears.

6 March 2026 · Newsletter

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It has been a week in which AI moved decisively out of product demos and into politics, newsrooms, courts, and war. Across very different...