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Alphabet, Google’s parent company, plans to pay publishers worldwide for news articles from their media titles. Some publishers are excited, but not all.Deze site is een concept van Linkbuilding– picknicktafels – linkbuilding

Google top man Sundar Pichai dedicated a special blog to it on Thursday. Google wants to compensate publishers for 1 billion dollars for the visitor flows that reach the independent news sites via the search engine. https://www.badmodewinkel.be – https://www.autoverhuurders.be/ The compensation covers a period of three years. Pichai writes that he believes that a ‘vibrant news industry is essential for a well-functioning democracy’.

The compensation is linked to a new product: News Showcase. Exactly what that will look like is still unclear. It should be available indefinitely via Google News on Android and later perhaps on Apple devices.

Frustration
According to its own estimates, the search engine sends people 24 billion times a month to websites of newspapers, weekly and monthly magazines or media that operate entirely online. The working method is simple: someone enters a keyword on Google and clicks on the News option. In this way, news hunters can search the search engine for an innumerable number of articles. Without having to pay.

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This leads to frustration among the traditional media, which have seen their advertising revenue from print decline for years and which have no alternative revenue model. Publishers have long insisted on being compensated for their news that is freely accessible via Google. How the USD 1 billion will be distributed and how much each publisher will receive from Google is still unclear.

Charm offensive
The initiative can be seen as a charm offensive to the traditional media. For Google, the step may be necessary. The pressure on the company is increasing. The tech giant is under fire from European regulators, who consider the company to be too powerful.

A total of 200 publishers, from Argentina, Brazil and Canada among others, have committed themselves to the news product. In Europe, Germany will be the first stop. There, Google has already enticed the necessary parties to step in. German newspapers such as Handelsblatt, Frankfurter Allgemeine, Die Zeit are participating, as are the weekly magazines Der Spiegel and Stern. Der Spiegel’s publishing house, Spiegel Group, was delighted. According to the publisher, Google shows that it is ‘serious when it comes to supporting quality journalism’.

With its own product, Google itself can dictate the general terms and conditions and undermine legislation.
ANGELA MILLS WADE
DIRECTOR EUROPEAN PUBLISHERS COUNCIL
Partnerships
Germany is followed by Belgium and the Netherlands. According to a spokesperson in Amsterdam, Google is working on partnerships with several publishers in both countries. Mediahuis, which owns among others De Standaard and the Dutch NRC Handelsblad, thinks it is too early to react. DPG Media, formerly De Persgroep, announces that it does not participate in the initiative. In a reaction, the company says it ‘hopes that a minority’ will follow Google’s example.

The European Publishers Council (EPC), which includes Belgian and Dutch publishers, reacted critically. With its own product, Google itself can dictate general terms and conditions and undermine legislation, while claiming to help finance news production’, says executive director Angela Mills Wade.

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Mischa Schreuder (42) is creative director at Publicis Groupe Nederland. He likes to read about new technologies in the magazine Wired. No distractions from your mobile, but just going with you into the future through an old medium.

Photo: Mischa Schreuder with his daughters Jade and Jazz.

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