Reading news is not private: How news media websites help Big Tech to track you
Our investigation into website tracking software has found that news websites have, on average, 17 third party reader tracking tools…
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Reporters Without Borders files Facebook lawsuit over ‘large-scale proliferation’ of false information and hate speech
Freedom of expression campaign group Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has filed a lawsuit against Facebook in France claiming it is…
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Daily Mail publisher rejected Google deal because ‘money not adequate and terms too restrictive’
Daily Mail publisher DMG Media has not signed a cash-for-content deal with Google because the “money isn’t adequate and the…
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Facebook least trusted and Guardian most trusted on coronavirus news, survey
The Guardian, Times and Financial Times are the most trusted UK news brands and sites for news about coronavirus, according…
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News Corp strikes ‘landmark’ Facebook News deal in Australia
News Corp has struck a “landmark” cash-for-content deal with Facebook in Australia. The news giant – which publishes the Australian,…
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Robert Thomson: News Corp’s Google deal will give journalism industry ‘second wind’
News Corp’s chief executive believes the journalism industry is “about to get a second wind” as publishers begin to strike…
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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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Why a fair licensing deal would see Google and Facebook pay news industry $2bn+ a year
Andrew Hughes is secretary general of the Press Database and Licensing Network, a global trade body for organisations that collect…
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