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Since we announced Google News Showcase last year, we’ve signed agreements with nearly 450 publications across a dozen countries. Today, we’re announcing a new global deal with @Reuters. 1/ https://t.co/EgukZprOBA
— Google News (@googlenews) January 21, 2021
Google has reached an agreement w/an association of French publishers over how it will be pay for reuse of content snippets
— Glenn Gabe (@glenngabe) January 21, 2021
"It added that payments will go direct to publishers and terms will not be disclosed — noting they are strictly confidential." https://t.co/gVqsUNttSI pic.twitter.com/lpNNnS7kVg
Worth noting that Google thinks it can still use short snippets in search for free, but it looks like French publishers disagree, so this fight is probably not over. This is a good piece by @riptari https://t.co/ONsg2fWcdy
— Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) January 21, 2021
one way to regulate the tech giants is to make them pay publishers https://t.co/rOcsPZGMKQ
— Zach Carter (@zachdcarter) January 21, 2021
From Google: “Today we’re announcing a new global deal with Reuters for News Showcase. Their in-depth coverage from 2,500 journalists around the world is indispensable and another example of the quality news content News Showcase is bringing to users.”https://t.co/nhwMZXVZcs
— Stephen J. Adler (@stephenjadler) January 21, 2021
MAJOR: Google has struck major digital copyright deal to pay French publishers for news content.
— Tola (@adetolaov) January 21, 2021
Under the News Showcase, newspapers would be remunerated based on contributions to political & general information, daily volume & monthly internet audience. https://t.co/rNZGzwuwcE
2021 will be a year of major investment in News Showcase to create a great news experience for users around the globe. We are committed to doing this alongside news publishers as we play our part in developing a better future for quality journalism. 5/ https://t.co/EgukZprOBA
— Google News (@googlenews) January 21, 2021
Reuters latest publisher to sign deal for News Showcase. Google says nearly 450 publications across a dozen countries have signed up.
— Rasmus Kleis Nielsen (@rasmus_kleis) January 21, 2021
(For comparison, last number of sources aggregated in Google News I've seen is 80,000. Search no doubt indexes many more) https://t.co/9T7x3KtMSE
News Showcase publications that are live in Brazil and Germany have already created tens of thousands of panels which have been seen by millions of users across Google News and Discover on Android and iOS. 3/ https://t.co/EgukZprOBA pic.twitter.com/43Am1DgwM4
— Google News (@googlenews) January 21, 2021
Google agrees to pay French publishers for news
— Mariam Amini (@mariamamini) January 21, 2021
“Sébastien Missoffe, CEO of #Google France, said the deal ‘confirms Google's commitment to compensate publishers appropriately under French law, and opens up new opportunities for our publisher partners.’https://t.co/ZDCRbUQThB
this statement from Google sends up major alarm bells. Note how they're effectively bundling payments for newly established neighboring rights into their "News Showcase" payoffs and then throwing out the $1B number from G news fund to shock and awe press. https://t.co/9jup2wkqI2 pic.twitter.com/5ResVQHbZS
— Jason Kint (@jason_kint) January 21, 2021
Google、仏においてニュース報道に関するスニペット利用への対価をめぐり交渉を、業界300社を擁する団体APIGとの交渉の結果、合意に。支払いの対象となる報道機関（メディア）は、IPGという品質上の認定制度を使う｜https://t.co/WqwKRX8AK8
— 藤村厚夫 (@afujimura) January 21, 2021
Google inks agreement in France on paying publishers for news reuse https://t.co/UNkx3hzaeJ
— Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) January 21, 2021
First signs of market power being rebalanced in the platform economy as Google puts pen to paper on an agreement with French publishers, in the context of the EU's Copyright Directive: https://t.co/EKQ9AVijVi
— Samuel Stolton (@SamuelStolton) January 21, 2021
Google agrees to pay French publishers for news https://t.co/s96YXUPF1K
— CNBC (@CNBC) January 21, 2021
Some governments are stepping up to Big Tech to help save journalism. #savejournalism #savelocalnewshttps://t.co/EGnQ27LMYq
— Salah Zalatim⭕️ (@Salafel) January 21, 2021
#Google cements its dominant position in France - no other search engine, even if it were to potentially emerge, would be able to strike any kind of such a deal. Google agrees to pay French publishers for news previews https://t.co/WrYz4fVMI6 via @engadget #copyright
— Konstantinos Komaitis/ Κωνσταντίνος Κωμαϊτης (@kkomaitis) January 21, 2021
Google agrees to pay French publishers for news previews https://t.co/qAcV0Kl53b
— Andres Guadamuz (@technollama) January 21, 2021
One day, Google will treat Indian publishers equal to these French publisher and pay for content it uses to generate traffic.
— Vijay Shekhar Sharma (@vijayshekhar) January 22, 2021
One day, just because we are Indian, we will not be treated unfairly by big tech companies. https://t.co/YMCviMLo5c
Also, @google has signed a deal with French news publishers to use snippets of news in its News Showcase product.
— Nimish (@nimsaw) January 22, 2021
Wonder why the double standards? https://t.co/V58Kqu7NSD
Check out. Google inks agreement in France on paying publishers for news reuse https://t.co/7LqGCo0ysL via @techcrunch #tech #digital #data #business pic.twitter.com/Yta55HXRAl
— Kohei Kurihara -DataPrivacy for Fighting Covid-19- (@kuriharan) January 22, 2021
Googleがニュース検索停止した件でフランスのパブリッシャーが起こした訴訟はGoogleの負け。ニュースへの対価を支払うことにはなってるけど、でも誰にいくら支払うのか自体を決めるにもコストはかかるし、結局大手でお金に余裕があるパブリッシャーだけがより潤うのかも。https://t.co/ZHv9AZ4Oh5
— 分島翔平 / Shohei Wakejima (@ShoWakei) January 22, 2021
Funny innit how Google have already agreed deals to pay for news in the UK, in France … par exemple https://t.co/BP5uh2KeAd
— Warren Murray (@WarrenNMurray) January 22, 2021