Media and marketing
Tech giants will have to pay Australian commercial media for news content by the middle of next year, or face fines of up to $10 million.
Media and marketing
In an international deal announced by Google, South Australia’s InDaily has been selected as one of a handful of international news sites to contribute to a new Google app for quality journalism.
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News Corp’s claims about Facebook and Google don’t stack up – but that hasn’t stopped the Federal Government handing the Murdochs yet another political win, this time in their battle against the tech giants, writes Bernard Keane.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission plans to force Google, Facebook and others to pay for news generated by Australian media outlets. Katharine Kemp and Rob Nicholls examine why, and whether it will work.
Google and Facebook will be forced to pay for Australian news content under a landmark plan to level the playing field for ailing media outlets.
An Adelaide lawyer who lost 80 per cent of his clients after someone he’d never met posted a negative online review of his business has won a $750,000 defamation payout.
The US Department of Justice has filed criminal charges accusing Anthony Levandowski, a pioneer in self-driving car technology, of stealing trade secrets from his former employer Google before joining rival Uber Technologies.
