Discussions about the future of the internet often focus on platforms, technology, and regulation — but they too rarely consider the people who actually use the web to pursue their interests Independent publishers are not just media businesses. They are focal points for their communities. Across technology, parenting, sport, and countless other sectors, these sites are where people go for trusted advice, shared experience, and honest debate. They host forums and comment sect

Over the past year, regulators in both the UK and EU have begun to acknowledge something independent publishers have known for a long time: the digital market does not function fairly when a handful of platforms control distribution and monetisation particularly with the rampant roll out of generative AI. Two recent developments mark an important shift and both are directly relevant to the work of the Independent Publishers Alliance  and its members. Google’s Strategic Marke

Today (25th February 2025) the Independent Publisher Alliance submitted its response to the UK government's consultation on copyright and...

EVENT: 12.40pm - 3.00pm 6th March 2024, The Union Club, 50 Greek Street, London W1 For many independent publishers, legacy content...