IPTC's Bruce MacCormack, Chair of the IPTC Media Provenance Committee, presented IPTC's Media Provenance work at the Content Authenticity Summit in Singapore this week, held as part of the Online Trust and Safety Forum organised by the Centre for Advanced Technologies in Online Safety (CATOS). Read more...

Over 100 media provenance experts from 67 organisations around the world gathered in Toronto at the IPTC Media Provenance Summit on 16th April. Read more...

Last week, the IPTC community gathered in Toronto for our 2026 Spring Meeting, held from Monday 13th to Wednesday 15th April at the Reuters offices downtown. Three days of working group updates, guest presentations, and lively discussion were capped off by a fantastic tour of the CBC studios, newsroom, production facilities and archives. Read more...

At the IPTC Spring Meeting in Toronto, Canada, IPTC announced that its WordPress Signing Tool has achieved C2PA Conformance. Read more...

The IPTC has published version 2.0 of its guidelines, providing updated pathways for publishers to opt out from unauthorised content use by AI engines. Read more...

IPTC Managing Director Brendan Quinn presented on IPTC's work in content provenance and authenticity at the Reimagining DAM conference in Munich, Germany, last week. Read more...

The full agenda for the IPTC Media Provenance Summit has now been announced, including the world's foremost experts on C2PA and content provenance in the media industry. Read more...

Indicator, an online publication focusing on studying and exposing digital deception and manipulation, has published an updated analysis of how Generative AI tools output are shown on social media platforms. Read more...

Bruce MacCormack of Neural Transform, who has worked with CBC/Radio-Canada on establishing C2PA, joined a panel in Geneva launching an initiative from the World Intellectual Property Organisation: the Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Initiative (AIII). Read more...

IPTC standards took centre stage in Riyadh recently as industry leaders gathered to discuss the future of the media and news technology. Invited to participate in the Saudi Media Forum (February 2–4, 2026), the IPTC focused on critical topics including AI opt-out guidelines and media provenance. Read more...