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Google to lastly pay choose publishers for 'top quality' information content material

Google has agreed to pay choose information publishers for distributing their content material, lastly bowing to strain from antitrust regulators and media corporations.
Google has agreed to pay select news publishers for distributing their content, finally bowing to pressure from antitrust regulators and media firms.

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Author: Thenextweb

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