<div id="readability-page-1">Shares of USA TODAY Co. ( TDAY ) are rising Friday after the media company announced an AI licensing partnership with Meta. Meta Platforms stock is building positive momentum. Why is META stock advancing? What To Know: The multi-year partnership will give Meta access to new and archival content from USA Today ( TDAY ), including more than 200 local publications and a network of sports wires. Meta will use the partnerships to feature news and information across its apps and devices, including questions directed to Meta AI. The AI answers will link out to USA Today ( TDAY ) articles, providing attribution and additional context. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. &#34;As the largest local-to-national publishing and digital media organization in the country, this partnership is a testament to the value of the USA TODAY Network's archival and real-time content locally and nationally,&#34; said Mike Reed, CEO of USA Today ( TDAY ). &#34;Partnerships that help people access a range of information are a useful model to implement as publishers embrace transformative technology. Our deal with Meta reflects responsible collaboration between trusted journalism and the information ecosystem.&#34; TDAY Price Action: Shares were up 9.88% and trading at $5.56 at the time of publication, according to Benzinga Pro. Read More: <ul> <li>Meta’s Zuckerberg Pays Big For Top Apple Design Chief In AI Race </li> </ul> Image: Shutterstock </div>

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USA Today shares rose nearly 10% after announcing an AI licensing partnership with Meta. The deal allows Meta access to USA Today's content, enhancing its apps and devices with news and information. This collaboration highlights the value of USA Today's content and reflects responsible journalism in the digital age. Terms of the deal remain undisclosed.

- USA TODAY Co. (TDAY) shares rose 9.88% following the announcement of a multi-year AI licensing partnership with Meta.  
- The partnership allows Meta to access new and archival content from USA Today, enhancing news features across its apps and linking AI responses to TDAY articles.  
- CEO Mike Reed emphasized the partnership's role in promoting responsible collaboration between journalism and technology, although specific deal terms were not disclosed.

Why Are Shares Of USA Today Trading Higher?