Government rejects institute for news proposed by Cairncross Review to help save UK journalism
The Government has rejected a recommendation to create an Institute for Public Interest News as part of proposals to help…
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‘Strong argument’ for online platforms regulator and code of conduct, says UK competition watchdog
The UK competition watchdog has said there is a “strong argument” for the creation of a regulator to oversee the…
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US presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders criticises Duopoly for ‘siphoning off’ ad revenues
Writing in a UK newspaper, US presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has criticised Google and Facebook for using “monopolistic control” to…
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Facebook ‘offering millions’ in talks with news publishers ahead of ‘news tab’ launch, reports say
Facebook is reportedly in talks with news publishers to offer “millions of dollars” for the rights to publish their material…
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Shrinking ad revenues undermining local and investigative journalism, experts warn
Freedom of expression experts have claimed dwindling advertising revenues are undermining local and investigative journalism in a joint declaration published…
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UK competition watchdog launches study into ad market dominance of Google and Facebook
The UK competition watchdog has opened an investigation into the dominance of Facebook and Google in the digital advertising market…
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US publishers say Google makes $4.7bn from news as they argue for greater share
A study for the US-based News Media Alliance has suggested that journalism generates at least $4.7bn year in search revenue…
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Facebook boss says ‘more active role’ from governments and regulators needed in ‘updating’ internet rules
Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg has set out how he believes the social network and the internet should be regulated. The…
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