27th December 2014, 09:23
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O. Cosmin
In Spania am inteles ca au renuntat la preluarea stirilor din cauza unei legi data in Parlament, de curand, care ii obliga sa plateasca drepturi de autor chiar si pentru cateva randuri. Nu stiu daca exista si alte cazuri.
... și rezultatul: 
"Spain's old-school media clearly has a more complicated relationship with the internet than it first thought. Mere hours after Google shut down its News service in the country to avoid a law that will make it pay for article results, the Spanish Newspaper Publishers' Association (AEDE) is asking for the government to make Google come back. They claim that Google is too "dominant" in the market to simply leave, and that its absence will "undoubtedly have a negative impact" on both businesses and the public. AEDE insists that it's willing to negotiate to keep News around, but it believes that Google refuses to take a "neutral stance.""
Spanish publishers want Google News to come back
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