Google is getting to decide how to spend its own money. Naturally, the mainstream media has a problem with this.
Mainstream Media Temper Tantrums Continue As Google Decides How to Spend Its Money Read More »
If the Online News Act was repealed, would all publisher engagement problems go away? Maybe not if an Australian study is anything to go by.
Publishers Continue to See Less User Engagement With News Links on Facebook Read More »
Publisher shutdowns continue to rip through the news sector. Those that have survived so far are seeing their traffic plummet.
American publishers have apparently decided they want a piece of that link tax failure Canadian publishers have experienced.
US Publishers Are Pushing to Repeat Canada’s Link Tax Mistake Read More »
With Meta ending its publisher deals in Australia, some are running the scenarios out to see what could happen. None look particularly good.
How Badly Will the Australian Government Screw Up its Relationship With Meta? Read More »
The Canadian government is now using the last tool in the chest. They are bailing out the news sector.
With the Failure of the Online News Act, Government Issues Massive Media Bailout Read More »
The pullout of Meta is predictably not exclusive to Canada. Now, it looks like news links will be dropped in Australia as well.
Predictable: Meta Announces It Would Not Be Renewing Australian News Deals Read More »
Large publishers are resorting to begging their readers to download their apps and bookmarking their site.
Large Publishers Beg Readers to Download Their Apps, Bookmark Their Sites Read More »
The damage caused by Bill C-18 is already starting to be felt on Instagram as publishers see their news links blocked.
Reports Continue to Roll in of Publishers Seeing Their Links Blocked on Instagram Read More »
The Canadian government in pushing Bill C-18 insists that news links blocks is just a bluff. Publishers, however, don’t think so.
Bill C-18: Media Increasingly Admit That the News Links Block Might Not Be a Bluff Read More »
