As Adblocking = Copyright Infringement Argument Goes Down, German Publishers Claim Antitrust Drew Wilson | January 24, 2022 German publishers have seen their argument that adblocking is copyright infringement go down in flames. Now, they are claiming antitrust instead.
Oddities for the Month of December of 2021 Drew Wilson | December 23, 2021 This is a list of weird, wacky, and other unusual stories that we found around the web. It is for December, 2021.
Google Fined €500 Million For Not Negotiating Link Tax in Good Faith in France Drew Wilson | July 26, 2021 French regulators have fined Google €500 Million for failing to negotiate the link tax payments in good faith.
Oddities for the Month of July of 2021 Drew Wilson | July 25, 2021 This is a list of weird, wacky, and other unusual stories that we found around the web. This is for July, 2021.
Oddities for the Month of June of 2021 Drew Wilson | June 24, 2021 This is a list of weird, wacky, and other unusual stories that we found around the web. This is for June, 2021.
Facebook to Canada: Don’t Repeat Australia’s Link Tax Mistake Drew Wilson | February 1, 2021 Canada has been growing increasingly anti-technology as of late. That has worried Facebook who called on Canada to not repeat Australia’s link tax mistake.
Facebook Faces Even More Accusations of Pro-Conservative Bias Drew Wilson | October 27, 2020 Facebook is once again facing controversy over pro-conservative bias. The controversy stems from alleged changes to how news feeds operate.
Facebook Threatens to Remove News Feed In Australia if Link Tax Becomes Law Drew Wilson | September 2, 2020 Australia is getting closer to making the link tax the law of the land. In response, Facebook says it wil delete the news feed for Australian users.
French Link Tax Decision Sparks Media Interest In Canada Drew Wilson | April 18, 2020 Reverberations from the French decision to compel Google to provide snippets on their news service and pay for it is generating media interest in Canada.
French Regulators Compel Google to Post News Snippets in Link Tax Battle Drew Wilson | April 16, 2020 The battle over the European Link Tax is reaching bizarre levels. Regulators said that Google must use snippets in their news service.
