Aug 24

This Bill Would Force Google and Meta to Pay for Journalism

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Bipartisan senators advanced an updated bill today that, if passed, changes how small publishers seek fair compensation from tech giants that make billions off their content. The Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA) emboldens publishers to negotiate what’s deemed fair market value for the content they’ve produced and distributed. When two local newspapers are shuttering…

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