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Google Inc. is giving up on selling print ads for the ailing newspaper industry, ending a 2-year-old attempt to extend its dominance of Internet marketing into another medium. The retrenchment ...

After three years, Google announced today that it would shutter its ongoing quest to scan and archive printed newspapers. Google's News Archive, which has scanned nearly a million pages from 2,000 ...

And Google should pay for sending money to the newspapers? We're off in some weird, weird, economic landscape here, aren't we ? Attempts to charge internet companies in Spain and Germany have failed.

The theft fattens Google’s bottom line while leading to the financial ... Over the past two decades, more than 3,200 print newspapers have closed in the United States. And more than 60% of newsroom ...

The newspapers filed a lawsuit against Google in 2006 claiming the web giant had no right to post links to their articles on Google News without payment or permission. They won, and a Belgian ...

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But newspapers are a flea on an elephant when compared to Google, and they are being squeezed by forces much larger than themselves. And this brings me to how Australia started fixing the problem.

Newspapers do that – but only when they have the resources. Australia solved its profit inequity by using a competition law to get Google and Facebook to pay for the news they disseminate.

Google Inc. said Tuesday it is expanding its Print Ads program to allow online advertisers nationwide to place print advertisements in 225 newspapers, serving half of U.S. newspaper readers.

Search giant begins a project to bring a searchable archive of old newspapers to the Web, in partnership with publishers. Google raising newspaper morgues from the dead - CNET X ...