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SYDNEY: Australian small publishers will get a leg up in their fight to secure licensing deals with Google and Facebook after the country’s richest person said his philanthropic organization would seek a collective bargaining arrangement for them. The Minderoo Foundation, owned by Andrew Forrest, chairman of iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group, plans to help 18 small
SYDNEY—Australian small publishers will get a leg up in their fight to secure licensing deals with Google and ...
Andrew Forrest to help small-sclae media organizations too strike deals with Google and Facebook to supply news.
Australian small publishers are to get a leg up in their fight to secure licensing deals with Alphabet Inc’s Google and Facebook Inc after the country’s richest person said his philanthropic organization would seek a collective bargaining arrangement for them. The Minderoo Foundation, owned by Andrew Forrest, chairman of iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group, plans to help 18 small publishers by applying to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) on their behalf so they can negotiate together without breaching competition laws. The move was welcomed by publishers, includi...
FB and Google are required to negotiate for content that drives traffic and advertising to their sites.. Read more at straitstimes.com.