Since Google rolled out AI Overviews in May 2024, the percentage of web searches without a click to a news site has jumped ...

But newspapers are a flea on an elephant when compared to Google, and they are being squeezed by forces much larger than themselves. And this brings me to how Australia started fixing the problem.

The big hands of Google continue undermining local journalism, reaping billions of dollars in windfall profits off the backs of news organizations by lifting our work product without compensation.

This editorial is being posted in all MediaNews Group newspapers in California. Google’s announcement last Friday that it will test the removal of links to news sites for some California users ...

Search giant begins a project to bring a searchable archive of old newspapers to the Web, in partnership with publishers. Google raising newspaper morgues from the dead - CNET X ...

Newspapers do that – but only when they have the resources. Australia solved its profit inequity by using a competition law to get Google and Facebook to pay for the news they disseminate.

Gannett, the largest newspaper publisher in the United States, is suing Google, alleging the tech giant holds a monopoly over the digital ad market. The publisher of USA Today and more than 200 ...

Gannett, the country’s largest newspaper publisher, has sued Google, accusing the tech giant of having an illegal monopoly over the technology that powers online advertising.The allegations ...

Google's plans are detailed in a document the company sent to the Newspaper Association for America. The document, a response to a query from the association, also requested more information ...

The big hands of Google continue undermining local journalism, reaping billions of dollars in windfall profits off the backs of news organizations by lifting our work product without compensation.

The big hands of Google continue undermining local journalism, reaping billions of dollars in windfall profits off the backs of news organizations by lifting our work product without compensation.