PDLN Autumn 2025

PDLN look forward to a busy autumn. Our new member only discussion group on AI - run by OPR and Corint - is going well. The EuroHub group is addressing developments on licensing of press use by Google and others, and we are starting a new group to address content protection (how to prevent illegal scraping of websites). See https://www.pdln.info/projects-topics (member only area).

We hope to be announcing details of or 2026 conference soon, with Amsterdam as the likely venue, and July 7- 9th as probable dates.

PDLN sends best wishes to its members, the publishers who trust them with content licensing, and our many partners who support journalism in the industry.

We welcome the challenges of ensuring press content is used responsibly under market friendly agreements.

Read our latest newsletter: (June 2025)

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17th Conference: Warsaw 2025 “The Application of Intelligence”

The conference focused on three elements; AI licensing, press publisher agreements, and PDLN’s work with FIBEP and AMEC on improving licensing conditions for the press and users of media monitoring services..

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The Press Database and Licensing Network (PDLN) is an association representing organisations owned or controlled by publishers who license or supply newspaper, magazine and website material for media intelligence, media monitoring, press cutting, press review and evaluation services.