Google ‘confident’ third-party cookie alternatives are right for ads and privacy
Google has said it is confident that proposals to scrap third-party cookies on its Chrome browser are right for the…
By Competition watchdog to investigate Google’s plans to build cookie-less web after publisher revolt
The UK’s competition watchdog has opened an investigation into Google’s plan to remove third party cookies from its Chrome browser…
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Enter Sandbox: How Google is building an internet without cookies – and why publishers are concerned
Cookies are soon to be a thing of the past; Google wants to play in the Sandbox instead. It might…
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The News 50: Tech giants dwarf Rupert Murdoch to become the biggest news media companies in the English-speaking world
The top 50 biggest news media companies in the English-speaking world are today revealed in an exclusive ranking, based on…
By Publishers and marketers revolt over Google plans to replace cookies with Privacy Sandbox
Publishers and marketers have called on the UK’s competition watchdog to delay the rollout of Google’s newest advertising technology release…
By How Google spent €150m winning friends among big media in Europe
New research – by democracy watchdog the Otto Brenner Foundation and the German Trade Union Confederation (DGB) – looked at…
By Google’s $1bn for news: Why publishers should beware tech giants bearing gifts
Google’s attention-grabbing announcement that it will spend $1bn over three years on licensing material from news publishers has been greeted…
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$1bn news fund is one small step for Google, but a giant leap for principle of paying for news
Three and half years ago when Press Gazette launched our Duopoly campaign to “stop Google and Facebook destroying journalism” it…
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