The AI search engine expands its ad revenue share programme that pays publishers for their content being used in search summaries. But does it really level the playing field or simply create a new form of digital dependency?
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BBC journalist Johny Cassidy shares guidance on improving alt-text descriptions to enhance user experience for around two million Britons affected by sight loss
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