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Google to remove content from EU news publishers
Google is testing the ‘impact’ of removing EU news from search results
As Google continues to navigate its relationship with publishers, regulators, and news readers, the company is starting a pretty drastic test: it will remove news articles from European Union-based publishers from Search.
Google to remove content from EU news publishers from News, Search, and Discover in small test
What you need to know In the European Union, the European Copyright Directive (EUCD) regulates how search engines and news aggregators can use, license, and preview news content.To measure the impact of news stories from EU publishers on Google services,
French court blocks Google project to limit news content in searches
A Paris court has ordered Google to halt a planned project that would reportedly remove certain media articles from search results in France. The ruling came in response to an emergency injunction
Google tests removing EU News from search results
Google has started a drastic test that remove European Union-based news articles from its search results, Google News and Discover for one percent of users in nine EU countries which includes, Belgium,
A Google ‘test’ will omit EU publishers from news links
Google is conducting a “test” that will omit results from EU-based news publishers. The company says the time-limited trial will only affect a small portion of users in nine EU countries and will help “assess how results from EU news publishers impact the search experience for our users and traffic to publishers.
Google conducts test to observe impact of removing news from EU outlets
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOGL) will be running a test in which they will not show results on its News, Search, and Discover platforms from EU-based news publishers, the tech giant said in a blogpost Wednesday.
Google will temporary remove content from EU publishers in ‘small’ test
To provide more data to publishers and regulators, Google is performing a small test in which it will remove news content from EU publishers.
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