France takes Google to top European court over ‘right to be forgotten’ in freedom of expression threat
The battle between Google and France’s data protection authority over the reach of an order to remove links to material…
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Transparency Project declines to reveal who funded its research into Google grants to academia
The Google Transparency Project has published in-depth analysis of the way the digital giant gives extensive funding to academic research…
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Facebook and Google can dictate terms to publishers – yet competition law stops them combining to resist the Duopoly
News organisations in the US have sought to strike a blow against one of the central legal obstacles stopping them…
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City University in London awarded £300,000 Google grant to build app which will help journalists sift through ‘big data’
Journalism researchers at City, University of London, are set to lead a European push to combat ‘fake news’ after being…
By Google funds Press Association robot reporter project which will write 30,000 local news stories a month
The Press Assocation has been awarded €706,000 by Google to develop a robot reporting project which will see computers write…
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Sun says Google failure to eradicate online extremism ‘has led directly to mass murder’
The Sun has blamed Google for the Manchester bombing attack that claimed 22 lives because it says terrorist Salman Abedi…
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Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp applauds EU’s £2.1bn fine for Google over abuse of market dominance
Google has been hit with a record fine of 2.42 billion euros (£2.1 billion) by Europe’s competition watchdog after breaching…
By Chief exec of US online publishers group backs Press Gazette Google/Facebook Duopoly campaign and says EU could tame them
Imagine if a company could track the online movements of nearly everyone on the planet. So they knew not just…
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