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Editorial: Google's hardball tactics against California news outlets show why it should be regulated [Los Angeles Times (CA)]

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The latest example is a campaign in California to demonstrate just how easily the company could crush news outlets if state lawmakers dare to pass a law requiring that tech companies, such as Google, share advertising revenue with the journalists who produce much of the content on their platforms. Google announced last week that it would remove links to California news websites from search results. The company portrayed the move as a “test” to prepare for the possible implications if the California Journalism Preservation Act passes. The company has not said how long or how widespread the test will be. We're not fooled and neither should anyone else be who cares about the survival of independent news reporting. The California Journalism Preservation Act is supported by the California News Publishers Assn. and the News/Media Alliance, of which The Times is a member. Google's announcement was clearly intended as a threat to news organizations and state lawmakers to stand down — [Read more]
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Editorial: Google's hardball tactics against California news outlets show why it should be regulated [Los Angeles Times (CA)]

Alphabet Inc. - Class C Capital Stock  (GOOG) 
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The latest example is a campaign in California to demonstrate just how easily the company could crush news outlets if state lawmakers dare to pass a law requiring that tech companies, such as Google, share advertising revenue with the journalists who produce much of the content on their platforms. Google announced last week that it would remove links to California news websites from search results. The company portrayed the move as a “test” to prepare for the possible implications if the California Journalism Preservation Act passes. The company has not said how long or how widespread the test will be. We're not fooled and neither should anyone else be who cares about the survival of independent news reporting. The California Journalism Preservation Act is supported by the California News Publishers Assn. and the News/Media Alliance, of which The Times is a member. Google's announcement was clearly intended as a threat to news organizations and state lawmakers to stand down — [Read more]
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