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NYT Demands Brave Drop Paywall Blocker and End AI Firm Deals

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The New York Times has filed a lawsuit against Brave, the privacy-focused browser maker, demanding that it shut down its paywall-blocking feature. The Times also wants Brave to terminate its deals with AI companies. The complaint characterizes Brave as a supplier, dealer, and distributor of news content it says was taken without permission. The article does not detail the court timeline or any response from Brave. The dispute centers on how paywalled journalism is accessed and used by third-party technology firms.

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