The latest article on  ‘Marketing Land’ is titled “To Avoid Copyright Liability, Google News Goes Opt-In In Germany”.

Greg Sterling says, “Earlier this year a new, more restrictive copyright law was passed in Germany that gave publishers near total control over the use of their content (there’s no “fair use” doctrine in Germany). It was championed by large magazine publishers and newspapers who believed they were being “disintermediated” by search engines and others that were commercially exploiting their content.

Google was a prime target of their complaints and the new law”.

To Avoid Copyright Liability, Google News Goes Opt-In In Germany

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