Google News and the Law on Intelectual Property: a new sunrise for the information
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Newspapers, Media, Google News, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Intellectual Property Law
Abstract
2015 will be remembered as the great year of change in the media, especially the press. Along the same, a close fight between newspaper publishers and Google News, which have joined other Yahoo News, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. To determine who should pay for content, who will create them, who will distribute them and who and how read. New agreements for new readers. New agreements to economically revive the press. And all under the umbrella of Intellectual Property Law in Spain and similar ones will be published or adapted in Europe. A study and analysis of the situation before the establishment of the law and the consequences of its application is available.Downloads
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Published
2015-10-26
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Marcos Recio J. C., Sánchez Vigil J. M. y Olivera Zaldua M. (2015). Google News and the Law on Intelectual Property: a new sunrise for the information. Documentación de las Ciencias de la Información, 38, 67-81. https://doi.org/10.5209/rev_DCIN.2015.v38.50809
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