Google agrees to pay $74M to Canadian news industry under law ...Middle East

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Google reached a deal with the Canadian government on Wednesday after months of turmoil over a new law that requires major online platforms to pay news outlets to share their articles. Pascale St-Onge, the minister of Canadian Heritage, said Wednesday that Google agreed to contribute $100 million in Canadian dollars — about $74 million in U.S. dollars — to the Canadian news industry after previously taking issues with the Online News Act. In a statement, St. Onge said Google will “play an important role in giving Canadians access to reliable news content.” “A sustainable news ecosystem is good for everyone,” St-Onge said. “News and journalism serve to inform communities, drive c

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