Google traffic worth less than £75m per year to UK publishers says NMA
Publishers and platforms disagree over how much they each benefit from each other.
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Vice Media: From Murdoch money to bankruptcy in a decade
One analyst said Vice “never figured out a model at all”.
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Big tech kicks off lobbying effort as UK introduces news payment legislation
The much-anticipated Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill was published on Tuesday.
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Jonah Peretti closes Buzzfeed News bemoaning lack of investment from platforms
The company is also laying off 15% of staff across all departments.
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Rival lawsuits vie to represent UK publishers in class-action claim against Google
The Competition Appeal Tribunal will need to choose which claim will represent UK publishers.
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Fleet Street’s big tech showdown looms
The UK Government is preparing to introduce legislation that would force Google and Facebook to pay for news.
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Regional press ABCs: Print decline is funding digital future
Birmingham Mail has dropped from 300,000 copies per day in the 1980s to 6,500 – but reaches 10 million online.
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Why the US journalists’ union is concerned about law forcing big tech to pay for news
And why the UK’s National Union of Journalists has been more welcoming of the legislation.
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