News Bargaining Code Tech Platforms
Governments in several countries now require large tech platforms to pay news organizations for their content. This section follows those news bargaining codes and the wider struggle between publishers and platforms over traffic, advertising, and the value of journalism.
Typical stories include new laws modeled on Australia's code, negotiations and deals between platforms and publishers, platforms blocking news in protest, AI companies licensing news archives, and the impact on local media.
How journalism gets funded shapes what information people can access. Publishers, journalists, policymakers, and platform watchers follow this coverage to understand who pays for news in the digital economy.
2026-08-31
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