Youtube announces new bid to stop ‘inappropriate content’ after concerns about terrorist videos and child images
Youtube has said it is taking “a new approach to advertising” following concerns over the availability of “inappropriate content” on…
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Gazette Live readers asked to pick ‘best’ child in Google picture survey to access child sex abuse article
Readers on a regional newspaper website were asked to pick the image they liked “best” from a set of children’s…
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Google UK chief Ronan Harris says digital giant is not stealing advertising from publishers telling editors: ‘We come in peace’
Google’s UK managing director Ronan Harris told editors last night that it is false to claim that the company is…
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Digital Summit: News industry has been ‘too slow to move from burning platforms’, claims agency boss
The news industry has been “too slow to move away from the burning platforms on which they were sitting” as…
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End of Google’s ‘first click free’ policy hailed as ‘victory’ for news media industry
Google’s decision to axe its “first click free” policy on news search results this week has been hailed as a…
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Google has thrown news publishers an olive branch by allowing them to list on its search engine without giving a…
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Google prioritises monetisation as it opens round four of applications for €150m Digital News Initiative fund
Google has invited applications for the fourth round of its €150m Digital News Initiative innovation fund. So far the search…
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Google news chief tells Press Gazette web giant ‘very concerned about news industry’ and plans to ‘do more to help’
A leading Google executive has told Press Gazette the US web giant is “very concerned about the news industry” at…
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