Australia-style regulation could land UK news giants £10m+ annually from Google and Facebook
Britain’s largest newspaper publishers could be in line for big tech payments worth £170m a year if the UK passes…
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Google writes to all Canadian MPs as it steps up campaign against Online News Act
Google has stepped up its campaign against Canada’s Online News Act, insisting that the legislation could “break” its search engine.…
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Support for Australia’s News Media Bargaining Code grows as 24 publishing minnows secure Google deals
A group of 24 small Australian publishers this week secured a content licensing deal with technology giant Google. The deal,…
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Future of Media Explained podcast 3: Battling the Duopoly with Jason Kint
The third edition of Press Gazette’s weekly Future of Media Explained podcast is entitled Battling the Duopoly: Google, Meta and…
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The news industry’s $1bn question: Is Meta about to unfriend journalism?
Some of the world’s largest publishers fear that Meta could be poised to pull the plug on multi-million-dollar licensing deals…
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Google hits back at Canada’s Online News Act, claiming it would ‘break’ its search engine
Google has hit back at Canada’s attempts to make it pay for news, claiming the government’s Online News Act would…
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British news content is worth around £1bn a year to Google and Meta, a new academic report today claims. The…
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Queen’s Speech media briefing: Big tech crackdown, Section 40 repeal, sources concern
The Queen’s Speech 2022 has revealed a series of legislative changes that will have serious ramifications for UK media. Based…
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