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Google Warns of Ending Links to New Zealand News Amid Legal Dispute

Sam Anderson by Sam Anderson
October 4, 2024
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Google has announced it may stop linking to news content from New Zealand if a proposed law aimed at regulating the tech giant’s relationship with news publishers is passed. The potential move comes as part of an ongoing global debate over how digital platforms should compensate media outlets for using their content.

Contents

  • 1 Proposed Law Aims to Level the Playing Field
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    • 1.2 Bail Bonds 101: A Step-by-Step Guide for Families and Defendants
    • 1.3 New Polls Show Ghana’s Opposition Leader Poised for Victory in Upcoming Presidential Election
    • 1.4 England’s Earps Breaks New Ground as the First Female Footballer Honored at Madame Tussauds
    • 1.5 Referee David Coote Suspended by PGMOL Following Alleged Verbal Abuse of Liverpool and Klopp in Video
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    • 1.8 Trump’s return to power fueled by Hispanic, working-class voter support
  • 2 Implications for New Zealand’s Media Landscape
  • 3 A Global Trend in Regulating Big Tech

Proposed Law Aims to Level the Playing Field

The proposed legislation in New Zealand would require major tech companies like Google to negotiate with local news publishers over payments for news content shared on their platforms. Proponents of the law argue it would create a fairer distribution of revenue, helping to support journalism in an era when advertising dollars have shifted predominantly to digital giants. Similar regulations have been introduced in countries like Australia and Canada, sparking mixed responses from tech companies and media outlets alike.

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Referee David Coote Suspended by PGMOL Following Alleged Verbal Abuse of Liverpool and Klopp in Video

UK’s Starmer Set to Meet Macron in France to Strengthen Ukraine Support Following Trump Victory

Biden Extends Congratulations to Trump, Extends White House Invitation

Trump’s return to power fueled by Hispanic, working-class voter support

Implications for New Zealand’s Media Landscape

If Google follows through with its warning, the impact on New Zealand’s media landscape could be substantial. Many New Zealanders rely on Google to discover news content, and losing access to links could limit the visibility of local news outlets. Smaller publications, in particular, may suffer as they depend on traffic from Google to attract readers and generate revenue.

A Global Trend in Regulating Big Tech

New Zealand’s proposal is part of a broader trend as governments around the world grapple with how to regulate big tech companies. Australia implemented a similar law in 2021, which initially led to a standoff with both Google and Facebook. After negotiations, the companies reached agreements with several Australian news outlets. Canada recently enacted its Online News Act, prompting Google and Meta to block news content in response.

 

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