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Dec 13, 20:05

€50 Million Cut to Dutch Public Broadcaster Sparks Outrage

The Dutch parliament imposed an extra €50 million in cuts on the public broadcaster (NPO) to fund education, despite an agreement to increase NPO advertising revenue to compensate, leaving the broadcaster and media stakeholders concerned.

€50 Million Cut to Dutch Public Broadcaster Sparks Outrage

The Dutch parliament imposed an extra €50 million in cuts on the public broadcaster (NPO) to fund education, despite an agreement to increase NPO advertising revenue to compensate, leaving the broadcaster and media stakeholders concerned.

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What are the immediate consequences of the €50 million additional budget cut for the Dutch public broadcaster?

The Dutch public broadcaster (NPO) faces €50 million in additional budget cuts, mandated by the Second Chamber to fund education. Minister Bruins will investigate increasing Ster advertising revenue to offset this, despite stating he cannot guarantee it. This adds to the existing €110 million annual cuts starting in 2027.

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Dec 11, 16:09

Australia to Force Big Tech to Pay News Publishers

The Albanese government will introduce a new scheme to force big tech companies such as Meta to pay Australian news publishers for their content, imposing penalties for non-compliance and addressing concerns about the sustainability of the Australian news industry.

Australia to Force Big Tech to Pay News Publishers

The Albanese government will introduce a new scheme to force big tech companies such as Meta to pay Australian news publishers for their content, imposing penalties for non-compliance and addressing concerns about the sustainability of the Australian news industry.

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What specific measures will the new Australian scheme employ to ensure tech companies continue paying news publishers?

The Australian government will implement a new scheme to compel major tech companies, such as Meta, to continue paying Australian news publishers for their content. This follows Meta's decision to cease payments after existing agreements expired, potentially impacting the financial stability of Australian news outlets. The new scheme is designed to address this imbalance by imposing penalties on tech companies that refuse to negotiate fair deals.

dailymail.co.uk

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Dec 12, 10:10

Australia to Force Big Tech to Pay News Publishers

Australia will impose a news bargaining incentive from January 2024, forcing tech companies like Google, Meta, and ByteDance with over \$250 million in Australian revenue to pay the government or strike deals with publishers, aiming to counter the decline in news media revenue and address Meta's rec...

Australia to Force Big Tech to Pay News Publishers

Australia will impose a news bargaining incentive from January 2024, forcing tech companies like Google, Meta, and ByteDance with over \$250 million in Australian revenue to pay the government or strike deals with publishers, aiming to counter the decline in news media revenue and address Meta's rec...

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What is the immediate impact of Australia's new news bargaining incentive on major tech companies operating in the country?

The Australian government will impose a news bargaining incentive starting January 2024, requiring tech companies with over \$250 million in Australian revenue (Google, Meta, ByteDance) to either pay the government or negotiate deals with publishers. This follows Meta's decision to end deals costing the industry \$70 million, and aims to reverse the decline in news media revenue caused by platform changes that reduced news visibility. Failure to comply could result in significant financial penalties.

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