Publishers fear Google plan to restrict Android app tracking will give it ‘exclusive control over monetisation’
Google’s plan to limit third-party data tracking in its Chrome browser will now also extend to apps on smartphones using…
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Fleet Street confident new UK ‘code of conduct’ will soon force Google and Meta to pay for news
UK publishers are increasingly confident Boris Johnson’s government will pass Australia-style legislation forcing Google and Meta to pay for news.…
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Canada publishers want Google and Meta forced to pay for news ‘by the end of June’
The Canadian journalism industry has asked parliamentarians to ensure that they pass laws forcing Google and Meta to pay for…
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Google gives UK watchdog final say on removal of third-party cookies
Google has agreed to let the UK’s competition watchdog have the final say on its Privacy Sandbox proposals before it…
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Why publishers are starting to ditch Google Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
Online publishers are weighing up whether to ditch Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) technology which last year became unnecessary for ranking…
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US publishers fight for Australia-style legislation to force Google and Meta to pay for news
The US news industry is stepping up its efforts to persuade Washington to pass Australia-style legislation that would force Google…
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Google Topics: A close look at search giant’s new plan to replace publisher cookies
Ad industry executives have described Google Topics, the tech giant’s new interest-based advertising proposal, as a “step in the right…
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Open web group calls on CMA to ‘freeze scene of the crime’ of Google cookie phase-out
Campaign group Movement for an Open Web has called on the Competition and Markets Authority “to impose a formal restraining…
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