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“The site is changing. The information remains the same. But starting today, it moves even faster.” That’s how Il Giornale describes the next chapter of its digital evolution, and its vision goes far beyond a new website. In announcing its launch on Arc XP, Il Giornale calls the transformation “an investment in the future of digital news,” with a clear ambition: “to put technology at the service of journalism.” The new experience brings faster performance, smoother navigation and a technology ecosystem built to support growth, streamline editorial workflows and create new opportunities for personalization and innovation. It’s also the first step in a broader transformation across Editoria Italia’s publications, bringing its brands into Arc XP’s global ecosystem. We’re proud to help power that vision, and especially proud to see Il Giornale articulate what we believe technology should enable: stronger journalism, better reader experiences and room to keep evolving. Read Il Giornale’s perspective on the transformation: https://lnkd.in/efVr6qrr

Building a sustainable reader revenue model starts with the right technology foundation. The Audiencers’ guide to the reader revenue tech stack breaks down the tools publishers can consider across the entire audience journey, from CMS and engagement to subscriptions, analytics, retention and more. We’re proud to see Arc XP highlighted as a CMS for modern media organizations, with The Audiencers pointing to the value of speed, specialized expertise, and long-term ROI when choosing technology partners rather than building from scratch. Explore the full guide to see the technologies helping publishers build stronger digital businesses, and why Arc XP is among the CMS platforms to consider: https://lnkd.in/e3ayRfDF

An 86% year-over-year reduction in customer-impacting incidents means a more reliable platform for our customers and more time for our engineers to build what’s next. We’re proud to see our Head of Cybersecurity, Jason Taylor, and the Arc XP team featured by Datadog for the work making that possible, from strengthening reliability to simplifying incident response and reducing operational complexity. Thanks to the Datadog team for the partnership and for sharing our story!

Publishers have spent years asking how to compete with creators. A better question may be: How can they partner with them? At Connect London 2026, Sara Kehaulani Goo, president of The Washington Post Creators, shared how a new partnership model is helping independent creators scale their businesses while leveraging the strengths publishers have spent decades building, including editorial oversight and legal review, sponsorship sales, and trusted advertiser relationships. As the creator economy continues to reshape media, publishers have an opportunity to create value in a new way. Read the full article, published by International News Media Association (INMA), to explore what this model could mean for the future of publisher-creator partnerships: https://lnkd.in/euYimVHS

🚨 Last chance to register for tomorrow's webinar! 🚨 AI is changing how audiences discover information. The question is: will those conversations happen on someone else's platform, or within experiences you own? Join Joey Marburger and Jenae Cerovac for a live discussion on how publishers can own the answer experience in the AI era. You'll learn: 🔹 Why journalism needs more than a general-purpose AI model 🔹 Why "no answer" can be the right answer 🔹 What reader questions reveal that page views never could Register now: https://lnkd.in/gH84ZfNt

"Sixteen months ago, people would have balked at it... 'We don't trust this. We don't want it to hallucinate and give inaccurate answers.'" That hesitation hasn't disappeared. In fact, it's the reason Ask The News was built with a simple philosophy: don't hallucinate. Responses are generated exclusively from a publisher's own reporting, with every answer tied back to source articles. In an interview with Mark Keierleber of Straight Arrow News, Joey Marburger, VP of Content Intelligence at Arc XP, discusses how publishers are approaching AI differently by prioritizing accuracy, transparency, and direct relationships with readers. It's a thoughtful conversation about trust, reader behavior, and why sometimes the best AI response is: "I don't have an answer for that." Read the interview: https://lnkd.in/e5M5MDbX

Readers are asking questions. The only question is where they'll get the answers. With Ask The News, publishers don't need a new editorial workflow to meet that shift. Here's how it works: 1. Capture reader intent. Every article becomes an opportunity to understand what your audience is actually trying to learn. 2. Answer with journalism. Deliver trusted, cited answers grounded in your own reporting, not the open web. 3. Turn intent into value. Gain new audience insights while creating opportunities for engagement, subscriptions, and monetization. That's Ask The News: a publisher-owned AI answer experience that works with any CMS. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q04rJGTM0

You're invited!! AI is becoming a new starting point for how audiences discover information. The question for publishers is whether those conversations happen on someone else's platform or within experiences they own. Join us on August 6 for a live discussion with Joey Marburger and Jenae Cerovac on what this shift means for journalism, audience engagement, and the future of publisher-owned AI experiences. We'll discuss: 🔹 Why journalism needs more than a general-purpose AI model 🔹 Why "no answer" can be the right answer 🔹 What reader questions reveal that pageviews never could Register here: https://lnkd.in/gH84ZfNt

"People follow people. Of course, they follow the brand, but in the end, they follow the people." - Naomi Owusu That idea came up again and again throughout our discussion on live coverage. The publishers creating lasting audience relationships aren't just publishing updates. They're building experiences that reflect their unique voice, earn trust through transparency, and give readers a reason to return long after the event is over. In this on-demand webinar, leaders from Arc XP, Tickaroo, and The Baltimore Banner share practical strategies for: ➡️ Creating live experiences readers return to ➡️ Building trust through authenticity and transparency ➡️ Coordinating editorial, product, and audience teams before major events ➡️ Extending engagement well beyond the initial traffic spike Whether you're covering elections, breaking news, sports, or severe weather, this conversation is full of practical ideas you can apply to your own newsroom. 🎥 Watch the recording: https://hubs.la/Q04rdw7t0