Youtube pledges new features to promote quality journalism and build ‘sustainable ecosystem’ for news groups
Youtube has pledged to promote the work of trusted journalism on the video sharing website and is launching a number…
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NMA calls for competition regulation reform to tackle ‘detrimental’ impact of Google and Facebook duopoly on news publishers
The News Media Association has called for reform to competition regulation in order to address concerns over Google and Facebook’s…
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European Parliament votes against ‘publisher’s right’ copyright law changes as Facebook warns of ‘unintended consequences’
Europe-wide amendments to copyright law, which would have given added legal protection to publishers online, have been sent back to…
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Google has pledged more than €94m to digital media projects over three years in bid to ‘help journalism thrive’
The Google Digital News Innovation fund has helped 59 digital journalism projects in the UK over three years, including fact-checking…
By MEPs vote in favour of ‘link tax’ as part of new copyright laws welcomed by European publishers
MEPs have voted in favour of amendments to European copyright law that could force digital platforms, such as Google and…
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Almost nine in ten executives want Google and Facebook to do more to tackle ‘fake news’, Reuters study reveals
Almost nine in ten global executives (87 per cent) think Google and Facebook have a responsibility to do more to…
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Google ‘autocomplete’ and ‘related search’ functions reveal identities of sex offence victims in Times probe
Google’s autocomplete and related search functions are revealing the names of sex offence victims in internet searches, according to an…
By News publishers warn they could face ‘ruinous fines’ under updated Google data policy ahead of GDPR
News publishers have said changes to Google’s data protection policy under the General Data Protection Regulation could leave them exposed…
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