
Google claims Canada news law ‘conflicts with core principles of the open web’
Google complained the law “exposes us to uncapped financial liability simply for facilitating access to news".
ByFighting for quality news media in the digital age.
Google complained the law “exposes us to uncapped financial liability simply for facilitating access to news".
ByThe legislation could help publishers earn CA$329m a year in big tech deals.
ByThe Mail publisher hinted that Apple should be forced into striking news deals.
ByA coalition of publishing and tech organisations said the CMA must be able to "move quickly".
BySpain is the latest jurisdiction taking action to force the duopoly to pay for news.
ByPartner publications include the Wall Street Journal, AP, Reuters and Bloomberg.
ByThe Google News Initiative-funded portal officially went live on Monday.
ByCanada news boss on what publishers in other countries can learn from the Online News Act.
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