Google compromise to solve German competition case
Google has made a proposal to close German competition authority’s investigation on how the company is using its service Google
Google backing down indicating payments to publishers
Google has made a statement about how it plans to proceed negotiating with European publishers as the new EU-wide copyright
Microsoft promotes copyright debater
Microsoft has appointed company President Brad Smith as vice chair and announced it is buying back up to USD 60
Google appealing French 500 million euro fine
Google is appealing a 500 million euro fine by France’s competition authority in a dispute on how the company is
Worldwide scan to find photo copyright infringers
News photo agency European Pressphoto Agency is joining forces with technology-based legal company Permission Machine for a worldwide scan to
French anti-trust authority fines Google 500 million euros
French anti-trust authority is fining Google 500 million euros for failing to comply fully with temporary orders it had given
Facebook pays innovation fund to get content from publishers
Facebook will finance an “innovation fund” for around 160 regional Australian newspapers. The fund is a part of a planned
More publishers lining up to negotiate with Google and Facebook
Google and also Facebook are facing groups of publishers joining forces to make them pay for using publishers’ content online.
Danish media unite to make US tech giants pay for news
Denmark’s media companies have joined forces to collectively negotiate with US tech giants, like Google and Facebook, over payments for
European court rules in favour of YouTube in copyright cases
The European Court of Justice has ruled in favour of YouTube in two cases concerning copyright infringement. The cases are