Google lets publishers use a robots.txt flag to opt out of the company using their data to train its AI models, while remaining accessible through Google Search

The article discusses various discussions and related articles on Mediagazer, a media news aggregator. Topics include a discussion on Songtradr, with mentions of Epic Games, Billboard, TechCrunch, Music Ally, Stereogum, Pitchfork, and others. Another discussion revolves around a piece by Ash Parrish on The Verge, with references to TechCrunch, Fast Company, CNN, The Wrap, Los Angeles Times, Variety, Gizmodo, New York Post, Bloomberg, CNBC, Axios, and more.

In addition, there are discussions about articles from Deadline, TechCrunch, Variety, and Axios. The discussions involve a wide range of media outlets and social media handles. The article also mentions the termination of Dan Wootton's contract with DMG Media in response to GB News events, as reported by Jim Waterson in The Guardian. The discussions on this topic include Byline Times, Yahoo News, ITV News, Broadband TV News, Press Gazette, Sky News, Deadline, The Independent, The Mirror, NME, The London Economic, BBC, and Press Gazette.

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Google lets publishers use a robots.txt flag to opt out of the company using their data to train its AI models, while remaining accessible through Google Search

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