For months, Google has maintained that the web is “thriving,” AI isn’t tanking traffic, and its search engine is sending ...

Google privately told a federal court that “the open web is already in rapid decline,” a sharp reversal from its public ...

A recent analysis of AI Overviews web traffic from the Pew Research Center suggests AI Overviews results in a substantial ...

Google basically said that the open web is dying, as the DOJ wants to break up Google's ad empire. Here are the requested ...

Google says the open web is rapidly declining. But is it really dying—or just changing? Here’s what it means for publishers ...

Google said that the open web is "in rapid decline" as it tries to defend a breakup of its ads business, but later clarified ...

Google has recently acknowledged a significant decline in open web traffic, contradicting its earlier claims that everything ...

Blocking AI bots is an important first step towards an open web licensing marketplace, but web publishers will still need AI companies (especially Google) to participate in the marketplace as buyers.

In a court filing for its ad tech antitrust case, Google has confessed that the 'open web is in rapid decline,' a direct contradiction to months of public assurances.

In a recent court filing tied to its ad tech monopoly trial, the company admitted something very different to its public ...

Google has finally admitted that the “open web is already in a rapid decline” after spending months telling everyone that artificial intelligence (AI) tools did not negatively impact the search ...

Is the web alive or dead? To Google, it’s Schrödinger’s cat – a paradox that shifts depending on who’s talking and where.