Australian media code becomes law as Facebook and Google make deals
The News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code has officially been cleared by the federal government…
The News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code has officially been cleared by the federal government…
Facebook has announced that it will end its ban on news pages in Australia less than a week after it made the shock decision.
Seven West Media is Australia’s first large news outlet to sign a deal with Google in order to have the tech giant pay for its news content.
Meanwhile, Google has thrown a jab back Microsoft’s way…
Microsoft is determined to play ball with the Australian Government as they eye a potential growth spurt that would come with Google leaving.
Bing is currently the second most used search engine in Australia – although it only has 3.6% of the market share while Google holds 95%.
Facebook and Google took Australian media head-on in a Senate inquiry by Australia’s competition watchdog on Friday, 22nd January. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) pushed for a new Bill to be passed to force the tech giants to pay news publishers for their content, including any links and snippets hosted on their platforms. […]
The final version of Australia’s “world first” news media bargaining code, which requires Google and Facebook to pay for news content, was introduced into Parliament on Wednesday. “This is a huge reform. This is a world first, and the world is watching what happens here in Australia. But our legislation will help ensure that the […]
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has accused Google of releasing “misinformation” about the Federal Government’s plan to make them bargain with Australian news companies over payments for news content. Last month the ACCC delivered a draft code of conduct (the draft News Media Bargaining Code) governing bargaining between Google, Facebook and news media […]
We have a compiled list of the 5 most valuable companies in the world at the moment, based on current stock market valuations. Number one may come as a surprise, and maybe you didn’t realise Google has a parent company…. but the household names are definitely up there and probably won’t shock you. Google parent […]