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Google Rolls Out $300M Program To "Help" News and Journalists... But Who Will They Be Helping?
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13:35Now PlayingGoogle has announced a $300 million “News Initiative,” which will support and promote what the company deems to be “high quality journalism,” and work towards monitoring “misinformation” during elections.
“Google says the News Initiative is focused on three broad goals — strengthening quality journalism, supporting sustainable business models and empowering newsrooms through technological innovation,” reported Tech Crunch, Tuesday. “It’s also committing to spend $300 million over the next three years on its various journalism-related projects.”
During a press conference, Google Chief Business Officer Phillipp Schindler declared, “Our mission is inherently tied to your business… The economics are very clear: If you do not grow, we do not grow,” and added Google has “two clear business incentives” to support and promote “high quality journalism.”
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Google Announces $300 Million News Initiative to Support ‘High Quality Journalism,’ Monitor Election ‘Misinformation’
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