Facebook and Google can dictate terms to publishers – yet competition law stops them combining to resist the Duopoly
News organisations in the US have sought to strike a blow against one of the central legal obstacles stopping them…
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Facebook targets ‘spammers’ sharing ‘clickbait, sensationalism and misinformation’ in move that could affect some publishers
Facebook is taking steps to reduce the influence of “spammers” who share “clickbait, sensationalism and misinformation” in its News Feed…
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Sun says Google failure to eradicate online extremism ‘has led directly to mass murder’
The Sun has blamed Google for the Manchester bombing attack that claimed 22 lives because it says terrorist Salman Abedi…
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Regulator IPSO tells journalists: Check privacy settings before lifting material from social media
Press regulator IPSO has urged journalists to check social media users’ privacy settings before taking photographs and other material from…
By Chief exec of US online publishers group backs Press Gazette Google/Facebook Duopoly campaign and says EU could tame them
Imagine if a company could track the online movements of nearly everyone on the planet. So they knew not just…
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Facebook to sell subscriptions to paywall-protected news websites through its mobile app, sources claim
Facebook is creating a feature that will allow news websites sat behind a paywall to sell subscriptions directly to users…
By Facebook expands latest Instant Articles ad scheme in effort to help drive revenue for news publishers
Facebook has expanded a new initiative of running adverts at the bottom of its Instant Articles mobile platform to include…
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Ashley Highfield: Press can turn around ten years of decline if new Government tackles Duopoly
News publishers are “not operating on a level playing field” with Facebook and Google, according to Johnston Press chief executive…
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