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Google will begin paying publishers to supply content material for a brand new information expertise

Google introduced right now that it’s engaged on a “new news experience” that may launch later this yr, for which it's going to pay publishers to license their content material. Axios broke the information, with Google’s Brad Bender providing extra particulars in a weblog submit, through which he stated the venture…
Google announced today that it’s working on a “new news experience” that will launch later this year, for which it will pay publishers to license their content. Axios broke the news, with Google’s Brad Bender offering more details in a blog post, in which he said the project…

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