Publishers Already Complaining They’re Not Getting Enough Money from Google News Showcase
Big publishing is already complaining that it isn’t getting enough money from the new Google News Showcase.
Big publishing is already complaining that it isn’t getting enough money from the new Google News Showcase.
Google News is returning to Spain. This ends a 7 year standoff over news snippets (AKA the link tax).
Google News Returning to Spain Ends 7 Year Standoff Read More »
Facebook has blocked news feeds in Australia. This in response to the Australian governments push to implement a link tax law.
Facebook Shuts Down News Feeds in Australia Read More »
The link tax got a major boost recently. Google is backing down from regulatory pressure and is agreeing to pay the link tax.
Google Caves to Regulators, Will Pay Link Tax to Publishers Read More »
Australia is pushing for a new link tax law. It would compel services like Google and Facebook to pay a tax to send traffic to
Australia Pushes for Link Tax to Force Google to Pay to Send Traffic to Media Read More »
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 Link Tax Decision Sparks Media Interest In Canada Read More »
In a move to comply with Europe’s Link Tax, Google France deleted news snippets. The perfectly legal move is being blasted by French politicians as
French Politician’s Blast Google Following the Law as “Unacceptable” Read More »
French and German publishers are teaming up, calling Google following the law a violation of competition laws. They doubled down on their “blackmail” comments.
Publishers Considers Anti-Trust Action Over Google Following the Law Read More »