Google will pull news links in Canada in response to new law
Google's government affairs VP Cris Turner claims C-18 remains"unworkable legislation," and that Canada's soon-to-be law is unduly harsh. The European Union allows free use of links and short extracts, for example, while the Czech Republic's stricter interpretation of the EU still allowed headlines and links. In Australia, where the law
, Google has negotiated deals that keep its news features available and avoid falling under the law's requirements.policy ideas it believes will help. These include consultation with experts, investing in newsroom progress and support for conventional news outlets as they transition to digital. The approach dictated by C-18 purportedly leads to"uncertainty" for product strategy and"uncapped" financial penalties.
The move comes just days after Meta said it would remove access to all news content from Facebook and Instagram in Canada. When it balked at similar moves by Australia and New Zealand, it claimed that such legislation lets the government unfairly decide who has to pay, and how much publishers get paid.Great deals on consumer electronics delivered straight to your inbox, curated by Engadget’s editorial team.
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