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FRANCE ORDERS GOOGLE TO PAY NEWS FIRMS FOR THE CONTENT

Published On 10 Apr 2020 07:09 AM

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• France’s competition authority announced this after complaint from unions representing press publishers in France

• Google has accepted the decision and will comply with verdict given by the French authority

On Thursday, French competition authority has ruled that Google must pay news agencies and publishing companies for re-using their content.

In response to this, tec....

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