Rival lawsuits vie to represent UK publishers in class-action claim against Google
The Competition Appeal Tribunal will need to choose which claim will represent UK publishers.
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Fleet Street’s big tech showdown looms
The UK Government is preparing to introduce legislation that would force Google and Facebook to pay for news.
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How publishers have been squeezed on Google top stories and what they can do about it
Data suggests publishers are losing in search – but there are still wins to be had.
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Mail publisher DMGT signs deal with Google to join News Showcase
All of the UK's big national newspapers have now signed up to the aggregator.
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The US and UK Google ad-tech litigation which could win billions for publishers
We digest two lawsuits targeting Google's allegedly monopolistic ad practices and what they mean for publishers.
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Regional press ABCs: Print decline is funding digital future
Birmingham Mail has dropped from 300,000 copies per day in the 1980s to 6,500 - but reaches 10 million online.
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Google News blocks 1m users in warning shot for Canada legislators
The Canadian government has accused Google of "borrowing from Facebook's playbook".
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Print ad revenue halves in six years as three tech giants make $400bn annually
Amazon, Alphabet and Meta are estimated to take $4 in every $10 spent in the global ad market.
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