French regulator orders Google to pay copyright fees to media groups

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Google had dismissed the claims of the media groups when their complaint was lodged. FMTNews Google

PARIS: France’s competition regulator said Thursday that Google must start paying media groups for displaying their content, ordering it to begin negotiations after refusing for months to comply with Europe’s new digital copyright law.

The new rule on so-called “neighbouring rights” is designed to ensure news publishers are compensated when their work is shown on websites, search engines and social media platforms. Media groups and news agency Agence France-Presse lodged a complaint with the competition regulator last November.The regulator said Thursday that “Google’s practices… were likely to constitute an abuse of a dominant position, and caused serious and immediate harm to the press sector”.

The company insisted that “publishers have never had so many choices about how their content is displayed on Google.

 

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