Arena Group, BuzzFeed, USA Today Co, Vox Media join RSL’s AI content licensing efforts

More publishers have joined the Really Simple Licensing (RSL) Collective AI licensing framework, designed to standardize how publishers tell AI systems what content they can use, and how they must pay.

Arena Group, BuzzFeed, USA Today Co and Vox Media have joined the growing list of publishers supporting the framework, Digiday has learned.

The RSL Collective now has over 50 partners, co-founder Doug Leeds told Digiday. People Inc., Ziff Davis, Yahoo, Reddit, Medium and Quora had already joined the RSL Collective when it launched in September. The partnerships are non-exclusive.

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