Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Willingness to Pay for Digital Newspaper Subscriptions - An Empirical Study by BSI of the German News Market

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Monday, February 5, 2024
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However, readers are still very skeptical about the use of artificial intelligence in news media.

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  • However, readers are still very skeptical about the use of artificial intelligence in news media.
  • Even more dramatic: they punish the use of AI with a massively lower Willingness to Pay.
  • For example, the Willingness to Pay for online news drops by 30 percent when AI is used to research, process or create news.
  • This was determined by the "BSI Artificial Intelligence (AI) Think Tank" of the Brand Science Institute in a Germany-wide representative survey of 1,458 respondents.

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Willingness to Pay for Digital Newspaper Subscriptions - An Empirical Study by BSI of the German News Market

Retrieved on: 
Monday, February 5, 2024
Online, Intelligence, Research, Human, AI, News, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Big data, DJV, BSI, Attitude, Editorial, Volition (psychology), EUR, Artificial intelligence, Journalism, Medical device

However, readers are still very skeptical about the use of artificial intelligence in news media.

Key Points: 
  • However, readers are still very skeptical about the use of artificial intelligence in news media.
  • Even more dramatic: they punish the use of AI with a massively lower Willingness to Pay.
  • For example, the Willingness to Pay for online news drops by 30 percent when AI is used to research, process or create news.
  • This was determined by the "BSI Artificial Intelligence (AI) Think Tank" of the Brand Science Institute in a Germany-wide representative survey of 1,458 respondents.

EQS-News: CLIQ Digital announces latest B2B partnership with leading German daily newspaper F.A.Z.

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Monday, February 5, 2024
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CLIQ Digital announces latest B2B partnership with leading German daily newspaper F.A.Z.

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  • CLIQ Digital announces latest B2B partnership with leading German daily newspaper F.A.Z.
  • CLIQ Digital announces latest B2B partnership with leading German daily newspaper F.A.Z.
  • readers
    The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung is one of the most important national daily and business newspapers in Germany.
  • The partnership with cliq.de went live as part of F.A.Z.’s “Vorteilswelt” (World of Benefits), which offers current events, competitions and deals exclusively to F.A.Z.

plenigo joins PSG-backed Billwerk+

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Tuesday, July 4, 2023
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Founded in 2013, plenigo has developed into one of the leading SaaS providers for reader-funded business models of modern publishers in the DACH region.

Key Points: 
  • Founded in 2013, plenigo has developed into one of the leading SaaS providers for reader-funded business models of modern publishers in the DACH region.
  • The software solution includes subscription sales control, recurring billing, payment processing control, as well as numerous sector-specific functions.
  • Currently, plenigo serves almost 70 customers, including some of the most renowned German media houses such as Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, SPIEGEL, Heise Medien, Süddeutsche Zeitung, and Ebner Media Group.
  • Dr. Ricco Deutscher, CEO and Co-Founder of Billwerk+, said: “Over the past few years, plenigo has driven technological transformation in the German publishing world in an impressive way.

EQS-News: Nabaltec AG again honored with the Best Managed Companies Award

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Saturday, May 27, 2023
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Schwandorf, 26 May 2023 – Nabaltec AG was again honored this week with the Best Managed Companies Award, thus receiving the seal of approval for excellently managed companies for the fifth time.

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  • Schwandorf, 26 May 2023 – Nabaltec AG was again honored this week with the Best Managed Companies Award, thus receiving the seal of approval for excellently managed companies for the fifth time.
  • The Best Managed Companies program is a competition and seal of approval for successful medium-sized companies.
  • "Nabaltec has been participating in the program for five years now, and we are proud to regularly be counted among the Best Managed Companies," said Johannes Heckmann, CEO of Nabaltec AG, who accepted the award yesterday in Düsseldorf.
  • Best Managed Companies was launched by Deloitte in Canada in the 1990s and has since been successfully introduced in more than 45 countries.

Christine Lagarde: New challenges in a changing world

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Saturday, February 4, 2023
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A new beginning often brings with it new challenges, but it also presents us with plenty of opportunities.

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  • A new beginning often brings with it new challenges, but it also presents us with plenty of opportunities.
  • First, with support for an open global trading order on the wane, we are facing new types of shocks to the global economy.
  • For the past few decades, open trade has supported global growth by allowing countries to “rotate” demand during slumps.
  • [2] But now it could become a source of volatility.But now it could become a source of volatility.
  • This was evident during the British Empire in the 19
    th century, as it was with American support in the wake of the Cold War.
  • [3]
    However, major economies – led by the United States and China – are now increasingly using trade to limit the ambitions of geopolitical rivals.
  • The US Inflation Reduction Act, for example, is deliberately aimed at “reshoring” production and reducing the country’s reliance on strategic imports like batteries.
  • [5] China is also seeking to reduce its own dependence on the rest of the world.
  • With the security of supply for critical inputs no longer guaranteed, we are likely to see a new “scramble for resources”.
  • As this new global map takes shape, we enter 2023 facing three big challenges.
  • Inflation in Europe is far too high, partly due to our vulnerability to the changing geopolitics of energy.
  • As we head into 2023, a changing world brings with it new challenges, but also opportunities.
  • International Energy Agency (2022), “The Role of Critical Minerals in Clean Energy Transitions”, World Energy Outlook Special Report, Revised Version, March.
  • European Council (2022), “International taxation: Council reaches agreement on a minimum level of taxation for largest corporations”, 12 December.

Isabel Schnabel: Interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

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Monday, January 16, 2023
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That is why we are doing whatever is necessary to bring inflation back to our medium-term target of 2%.

Key Points: 
  • That is why we are doing whatever is necessary to bring inflation back to our medium-term target of 2%.
  • In a speech that I gave in July 2021, I presented a series of indicators pointing towards a rise in inflation.
  • For a long time, we believed that many of the causes of inflation would vanish over time.
  • After the economy reopened, demand rapidly took off and met a relatively inelastic supply, exacerbated by supply chain disruptions.
  • *
    Indeed, but many people underestimated the extent of it; they thought that the supply chain disruptions would be resolved more quickly.
  • It was especially concerning that these price increases gradually broadened across the entire basket of goods.
  • Not only energy prices rose steeply, but also core inflation, that is inflation stripped of the volatile prices for energy and food.
  • By that time, it was clear to everyone that inflation would be more persistent.
  • You have an academic background, you were a professor on the German Council of Economic Experts.
  • Unlike in the United States, however, the disruptions in the euro area were predominantly on the supply side.
  • That makes it harder for monetary policy, as it cannot directly remove the causes for the price increase.
  • But we are now seeing a whole series of such shocks, which raises the risk of second-round effects.
  • At the same time, the robust labour market, fiscal policy and the savings accumulated during the pandemic are supporting demand.
  • There was a concern that premature action by monetary policy might unnecessarily push the economy into another recession.
  • That is why we are applying flexibility in reinvesting redemptions coming due in the pandemic emergency purchase programme (PEPP).
  • *Since October the ECB has been taking climate criteria into account when reinvesting funds from its corporate bond purchases.
  • In order to counteract this, we now take into account climate criteria when reinvesting funds from maturing bonds.

Nanfang Media report: Scholz's China trip to assure the wealth of German people

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Saturday, November 5, 2022
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"Germany needs cooperation with China to reduce the negative effects of the sanctions against Russia, and most importantly, to assure the 'Wohlstand' (wealth) of German people reached during the last decades," he said.

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  • "Germany needs cooperation with China to reduce the negative effects of the sanctions against Russia, and most importantly, to assure the 'Wohlstand' (wealth) of German people reached during the last decades," he said.
  • Scholz's visit coincides with the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and Germany.
  • "Scholz's support to COSCO deal, a fresh air in EU's political climate"
    Before Scholz's visit to China, severe criticism pervaded Western media questioning whether Germany is growing its dependence on China.
  • He hopes the visit will be a springboard for a deeper China-Germany collaboration in tackling climate change and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

F.A.Z.-Institut and Cision present the "German Image Award 2022" to Mercedes-Benz

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Monday, September 12, 2022
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FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- This year, the international jury will present the prestigious "German Image Award" to the CEO of Mercedes-Benz, Ola Källenius and his Head of Communications and Marketing Bettina Fetzer.

Key Points: 
  • The media analysis of F.A.Z.-Institute and Cision in 2021/2022 revealed the public had high regard for Kllenius.
  • Nina Schwab-Hautzingerof BASF , who will also give the congratulatory speech for their successors at the award ceremony on September 15.
  • The F.A.Z.-Institute , the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and Cision present the "German Image Award" every year.
  • The "German Image Award 2022" will be presented as part of the evening program for the " 15th German Brand Summit " on September 15, 2022.

F.A.Z.-Institut and Cision present the "German Image Award 2022" to Mercedes-Benz

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Monday, September 12, 2022
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FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- This year, the international jury will present the prestigious "German Image Award" to the CEO of Mercedes-Benz, Ola Källenius and his Head of Communications and Marketing Bettina Fetzer.

Key Points: 
  • The media analysis of F.A.Z.-Institute and Cision in 2021/2022 revealed the public had high regard for Kllenius.
  • Nina Schwab-Hautzingerof BASF , who will also give the congratulatory speech for their successors at the award ceremony on September 15.
  • The F.A.Z.-Institute , the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and Cision present the "German Image Award" every year.
  • The "German Image Award 2022" will be presented as part of the evening program for the " 15th German Brand Summit " on September 15, 2022.