The company has done so following its loss in a case against a group of Belgian newspapers over copyright infringement related to Google News. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist ...

Today’s issue is on how Australia saved its newspapers from Google and Facebook, and whether Congress will follow suit in America. The Dean of the Columbia School of Journalism did public ...

For years now, newspapers have quietly watched Google index their headlines and offer users a synopsis of their stories without paying them a dime. Google is supposed to make it easier for newspaper ...

I have mixed feelings about Google's two latest concessions to newspapers that want to wall off paid or subscription content or restrict what content Google News crawls. What do you think? On one hand ...

Some in newspaper industry are beginning to ask why Google is getting free ride when it comes to indexing stories. Greg Sandoval covers media and digital entertainment for CNET News. Based in New York ...

"The fact of the matter is that newspapers have never made much money from news," wrote Google’s chief economist Hal Varian on the Google Public Policy blog. Varian was writing a summary of his ...

The Internet is like a delicate rainforest ecosystem. You remove one player and the rest suffer and die. That happened in Spain this week when the government there began cracking down on Google. The ...

President Trump has called journalists the "enemy of the people.” Last week, the Boston Globe coordinated a response by more than 300 newspapers that all published editorials defending the freedom of ...

We know Google loves to jab its fingers into many different pies, but this latest effort is interesting: Google’s developing a micropayment engine, and looks to be courting the ailing newspaper ...

While the New York Times was given an early death sentence this week by The Atlantic, Google CEO Eric Schmidt was asked by Fortune magazine what Google should do to save the ailing newspaper industry.