It’s an opportunity for brands to “strengthen their reputation as trusted resources,” according to a company analyst.

As the head of a publishing group that owns over 40 well-known brands, including People, Food & Wine, and Travel & Leisure, Vogel pointed out at the Fortune Tech Brainstorm conference that the single ...

He pointed out that Cloudflare's latest solution has helped them block unauthorized AI web crawlers, prompting several AI companies to proactively contact People to explore potent ...

OpenAI's in-house tools have real-time answering blind spots. The company's solution could be to patch it with Google's search index.

A suspected Chinese cybercrime group is deploying custom malware to compromise Windows servers in Brazil, Thailand, Portugal ...

Dozens of Windows servers have been hijacked by a Chinese hacking group to boost Google’s rankings for shady gambling ...

The same bot that indexes websites for Google Search is also quietly feeding content to Google’s AI features. “Google has one crawler,” Vogel told the crowd. “They use it for search, which still ...

People CEO Neil Vogel has criticized web crawlers, accusing Google, the technology heavyweight, of being a bad actor.

People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel accuses Google of being an 'intentional bad actor' for using a unified crawler to scrape content ...

A Cybernews reader was worried that their private conversations with ChatGPT or Grok models might end up on Google search.

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.