Google Inc.'s decision to close Google News in Spain because of a law requiring aggregators to pay news publishers for linking content will reverberate all around the world, the company said Thursday.
December 11, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Google Inc.’s decision to close Google News in Spain because of a law requiring aggregators to pay news publishers for linking content will reverberate all around the world, the company said Thursday.
Google said it will block reports from Spanish publishers from its Google News international editions, which number more than 70, in addition to the Spain shutdown on Dec. 16, several weeks before a new Spanish intellectual property law takes effect on Jan. 1.
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