Google will pay California's local news outlets $110 million. Some say it's not enough Google reaches a deal to fund local journalism in California.

Google threatens to cut off news after California proposes paying media outlets. It’s testing removing links to California-based news publishers and pausing investment in the state’s news ...

Google's decision to cut off California news websites from search results was a threat to drop a bill to make it pay for the news it uses. It didn't work.

The Mountain View, Calif., company said it has partnered with more than 7,000 global news publishers through its Google News Initiative, including 6,000 journalists in California, but Zaidi said ...

Google and the state of California are paying 250 million dollars over the next five years to California news outlets, and research AI technology they say will assist journalists.

Google has thrown down the gauntlet in its battle with California lawmakers and news publishers over compensation for content. The Mountain View internet-search and digital-advertising giant will ...

In California, the pending law in question would force tech companies like Google and Meta to pay publishers for news content. Supporters say it would offer a lifeline to California's news ...

Google tests limiting California news links, warning proposed pay-for-link law could harm local outlets. Google is testing removing links to some California news sites.

Google cuts controversial funding deal to support California news media, taxpayers also on the hook Details are scarce on who pays for what ...

Google blocked news links for some California web users as it protests a bill that would force it to make payments to news publishers Updated April 21, 2024 More than 1 year ago 9 min ...

Google refused to say Friday whether all California news outlets would be affected, or to answer other questions, including when links would be removed. Guilds representing journalists from ...

But Google has been resisting the bill, arguing that being subject to what it calls "a link tax" for connecting California residents with news articles is "unworkable." ...