The multiyear deal lets Amazon use content from the Times’s news and cooking sections and the Athletic.

In May, The New York Times announced it had agreed to license its editorial content to Amazon for use in its artificial intelligence (AI) platforms. The financial terms of the “multiyear ...

Amazon and The New York Times have entered their first-ever generative AI licensing deal, under which Amazon will pay up to $25 million per year for access.

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The New York Times Company reported a strong second quarter, highlighted by robust digital advertising growth, an increased share of bundled subscribers, and the launch of a high-profile Amazon AI ...

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For over a decade, Amazon’s Alexa has been a familiar voice in homes worldwide, seamlessly playing music, setting crucial ...

Amazon (AMZN) will pay around $20M to $25M in licensing fees per year to The New York Times (NYT) to gain access to the news publisher's content under a multiyear AI deal, sources familiar with ...

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A few exclusives for you this morning. Amazon will pay the New York Times between 20 and $25 million a year in an AI deal. That's according to people familiar with the matter.

The New York Times' quarterly subscription revenue surged on Wednesday, showing its strategy of combining core news content with more lifestyle-focused offerings was paying off, sending its shares up ...