Regulation: Politicians running the world’s leading economies are planning to tame Facebook and Google
Google and Facebook are facing a regulatory backlash against their duopoly on the digital advertising market that could force them…
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Craig Newmark interview: Social media’s disinformation pandemic is an ‘all hands on deck’ situation
To his critics, Craig Newmark – the Craig of Craigslist – is one of the tech pioneers who contributed to…
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News Corp strikes global cash-for-content deal with Google as tech giant fights regulation in Australia
Australian lawmakers are proposing to water down the News Media Bargaining Code as Google seeks to buy off news publishers…
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Facebook News: UK publishers welcome tech giant’s cash-for-content offer as ‘good enough to be worth doing a deal’
Facebook News, which launched in the UK this week, marks a step change in the social media giant’s relationship with…
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Taking photos from social media: What news publishers need to know
The rights and wrongs of taking images from social media sites such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and re-using them…
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Facebook’s cash-for-content News scheme launches in the UK with most publishers on board
Today marks a milestone for online publishers in the UK as Facebook begins paying to use their content on its…
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Facebook removes UK aggregator NewsNow’s page without warning or explanation
UK-based news aggregator NewsNow was left “astonished” after Facebook removed its page without any explanation or warning on Friday. The…
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Facebook Instant Articles format boosts article readership by third, Reach finds
An experiment conducted by Reach, the UK’s largest newspaper publisher, found that Facebook Instant Articles get seen by almost a…
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