The Internet Archive has survived years of copyright battles, but at great cost. Half a million books are gone – erased by law. What does that mean for our shared digital memory, and what can we learn from the burning of books in the ancient Library of Alexandria?

The King faces a choice between protecting a brother and preserving a monarchy. If the Crown wants to survive as a moral institution rather than a relic of privilege, it must show that the rules apply to it, too.

A credible primer that treats AI as a collaborator, not a shortcut. This LinkedIn Learning course from Microsoft's Frank Shaw and Elaine Chang shows communicators how to create a simple mindset to experiment responsibly, save time and raise quality. It’s also free until 31 December 2025.

A practical look at how I update my Ghost theme, working locally in Docker, editing in VS Code, and uploading cleanly to Ghost(Pro) – with ChatGPT as an important coding assistant that helps keep the process calm, focused, and repeatable.

Six billion online, two in three on social, and AI at mass adoption. "Digital 2026" sets the baseline for the year ahead – and it changes how we plan for audience, discovery, and measurement. A practical checklist for communicators.

Recent stories about Pope Leo XIV – from a supposed “leaked letter” to his rejection of an AI-generated avatar pope – reveal how easily spectacle overtakes substance. In an age of distortion, discernment and the wisdom of the heart matter more than ever.

Euronews offers a timely look at how Wikipedia is confronting the rise of AI – from its quiet resilience against automation to the growing threat of low-quality “AI slop” that risks eroding the human-curated knowledge commons.

A Stanford study shows that one in four corporate press releases and many UN statements are now AI-assisted. Generative tools are reshaping how organisations write and communicate – raising new questions about authenticity, intent, and trust.