Canada’s news industry expects up to $150m annual windfall from Australia-style big tech crackdown
The news industry in Canada expects Google and Facebook to start paying publishers between CA$100-150m (up to £88m) a year…
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Damian Collins MP on why Online Safety Bill can rebalance relationship between big tech and journalism
Damian Collins is the Conservative MP for Folkestone and Hythe, and Chair of the Joint Committee on the Draft Online…
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Survey shows broken link between reach and revenue as 56 independent publishers reach 10m but earn just £5.4m combined
Almost 60 of the UK’s independent publishers earned a combined revenue of less than £5.4m in 2020 despite a reach…
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National World CEO David Montgomery sets sights on The Independent and says £1.2m a year from Duopoly ‘not enough’
David Montgomery’s National World, which bought regional publisher JPI Media at the end of last year, is “beginning to see…
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Online Safety Bill: New law will protect journalism from tech giant censorship
Social media giants will have a statutory duty to safeguard UK users’ ability to access journalism on their platforms under…
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Competition watchdog to look at ‘subtle ways’ to rebalance publisher-platform relationship
The UK’s competition watchdog wants to create “greater incentives” for tech giants like Facebook and Google to bargain in good…
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Google and Facebook’s deals with publishers: What we know so far
The battle of big news versus big tech has only just begun, but already it might be over. Facebook and…
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As Australia passes media bargaining law, Mail owner says it has given in to ‘blackmail’ from Duopoly
As Australia’s parliament passed the News Media Bargaining Code, Daily Mail owner Lord Rothermere said it had given in to…
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