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Oregon lawmakers to decide whether big tech should pay to support local journalism

  • The Globe and Mail is establishing a charitable foundation to bolster journalism.
  • For years, The Globe and Mail has been working toward this foundation launch.
  • The foundation will fund journalism education, research, and public interest reporting.
  • Former CEO Phillip Crawley, who led the paper for 25 years, will chair the board.
  • The foundation aims to ensure Canadians access quality journalism and strengthen media trust.
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The Globe & MailThe Globe & Mail
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The Globe and Mail launches foundation to fund journalism education, training and research

The charitable foundation will operate independently from The Globe and Mail newspaper. Former CEO and publisher Phillip Crawley will chair the foundation’s board

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Google pays news organizations for short summaries of news stories

The tech company has reached an agreement with the news organizations after a year of negotiations.

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The OregonianThe Oregonian
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Oregon lawmakers to decide whether big tech should pay to support local journalism

Companies including Google and Meta could be required to pay millions to online Oregon news outlets.

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Financial PostFinancial Post
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Future legislation compensating news outlets for content must account for AI

Canadian researchers say any future legislation to level the playing field between Big Tech and journalism must account for AI. Read here

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NRC HandelsbladNRC Handelsblad
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Google and news companies reach agreement on use of short summaries

Dutch news companies have agreed with Google that the technology company must pay for short summaries of news articles that it offers in its search engine and news overviews.

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National PostNational Post
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AI's use of news content needs to be factored into future legislation, researchers suggest

Authors of a new report examining Canada's Online News Act recommend accounting for AI in future legislation to compensate news agencies.

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