TikTok still not priority for publishers according to analysis
Twitter is where media publishers collectively have the largest audiences, followed by Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, according to an Axios
French authority makes Google promise to “negotiate in good faith”
Google has promised to “negotiate in good faith” with press publishers and news agencies on how to compensate them for
European digital video provider expanding into Nordics
The Swedish-based Nordic video solutions provider PlayAd Media Group has been acquired by Berlin-headquartered ShowHeroes Group, a European provider of
Facebook outage: publishers’ traffic increased up to 40%
Digital publishers around the world, Twitter, TikTok and other social media all noted increased traffic on Monday when Facebook and
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
Ofcom reveals top-ranked news sources in the UK
TV was the top-ranked platform for Covid-19 news in Ofcom’s new survey, while the BBC, ITV, Sky News, Guardian and
New York Times’ digital subscription growth slows to 3-year low
The New York Times Company beat revenue and operating profit estimates, but reported slower growth in its digital subscriptions, in
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
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
New board members elected at WAN-IFRA’s annual meeting
WAN-IFRA (World Association of News Publishers) has announced the election of ten new members to serve on its Supervisory Board