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And so I built an index. Once you tally them all, we have over 3, outlets that call themselves newsrooms in America. This media mosh pit has been 20 years in the making.
Google and Facebook have built the greatest ad machines ever and taken the revenue with them. Many believe journalism has simply lost to a new digital era, while others believe Big Tech should pay for news given they profit massively from the revenue model that once ensured it. You can believe both. On Oct. Google negotiated payment with publishers in the United Kingdom, along with publishers in France.
It is a benevolent three-year transfer fee versus a regulated formula, long demanded by journalism. But that is often the result of an asymmetrical relationship. News Corp. Maybe Murdoch values news after all? As a result of a dying revenue model for news, over emerging digital nonprofits and growing have been funded by Facebook, Google and a multitude of millionaires and billionaires across the nation. Many have incredibly valiant objectives, albeit some of the topics may be possibly seen by half the country as partisan in these politically polarized times.
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