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Every piece of Zan Digital analysis that covers Thomson Reuters — 7 pieces, each figure traced to a named source.
- 001Data Moats Are Overrated. Workflow Moats Are NotMost proprietary data can be bought or approximated. Palantir grew US commercial revenue 149% in Q2 2026 by owning the workflow, not the data corpus.149%
- 002Harvey vs Thomson Reuters: The First Real Incumbent TestHarvey reached an $11B valuation on roughly $190M ARR selling against legal research incumbents. Whether the displacement is real, or additive, on the numbers.$11B
- 003Incumbent Advantage: Why Worse Enterprise AI Keeps WinningGiven a free choice, just 8% of workers pick Copilot. Given only Copilot, 68% adopt it. Here is the incumbent advantage machine, and how challengers break it.8%
- 004Point Solutions: 3 Escape Routes From the SqueezeBuyers promised consolidation. In 2026 the average SaaS portfolio shrank 0.07% while multiples fell to 3.3x revenue. Three escape routes for point solutions.0.07%
- 005Vertical AI Is Eating Horizontal SaaS. The EvidenceVertical AI winners share three patterns: permissioned data, outcome selling and workflow depth. What the playbook is, and where the argument breaks down.~$4.3B
- 006Harvey vs Legora vs General AI: A Use-Case ScorecardLegal AI and general assistants both hit 80% research accuracy against a 71% lawyer baseline. How to score Harvey, Legora and ChatGPT by use case.80% vs 71%
- 007AI Copyright Lawsuits: The $1.5B Repricing of Training DataAnthropic paid $1.5 billion, about $3,000 a book, to settle. Here is what the live AI copyright cases could do to model economics and licensing prices.$1.5B