Australian news outlets are among the first to go into licensing agreements with Google, which has announced it will pay for publishers to present their stories.
Google has initially signed partnerships with regional and national publications in Australia, Germany and Brazil.
I feel it should be the other way around.
And more adverts on the webpage so we can’t find the newsfeed
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