The BBC has lodged a complaint with the UK Competition and Markets Authority, urging Apple News and Google News to provide more prominent credit for its stories. The broadcaster argues that the current practices diminish its perceived value, which is crucial for maintaining support from UK households that fund its operations through a licence fee. While the CMA's ruling would primarily impact UK publications, any adjustments made by the tech giants could have wider implications for other news outlets. Apple's recent pause on AI-generated news summaries follows similar complaints from the BBC and other publishers.