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Google and French publishers signal settlement over copyrights

Alphabet's Google and French publishers discussed on Thursday they might concluded an settlement over copyrights, the main in Europe underneath which the U.S. tech massive will signal a typical framework to pay publishers for content material subject matter.
Alphabet's Google and French publishers said on Thursday they had concluded an agreement over copyrights, the first in Europe under which the U.S. tech giant will sign a general framework to pay publishers for content.

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