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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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Prince Harry's Lawsuit Against Murdoch's UK Group Moves Towards Trial
Prince Harry is continuing his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful activities by journalists and private investigators despite dozens of others settling their cases, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Court Denies Prince Harry's Bid To Include Rupert Murdoch In Lawsuit
Prince Harry cannot amend his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid newspapers to include allegations involving his wife Meghan nor claims against the media mogul himself, London's High Court said on Tuesday.
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"Malicious Campaign To Tarnish Image": Adani Group Slams Financial Times
The Adani Group today slammed the UK-based newspaper Financial Times' "malicious campaign to drag down its market value and tarnish its reputation".
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Meta Threatens to Remove News From Platform if US Congress Passes Media Bill
Meta has threatened to remove news from its platform if the US Congress passes a bill aimed at helping news outlets collectively negotiate deals with Big Tech firms. According to the Australian government, a similar law, which took effect in March 2021 has largely worked after talks with Big Tech firms, like Google and Facebook, led to a brief shut...
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Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator
Australia's competition watchdog said it issued draft proposals to authorise regional newspaper industry group, Country Press Australia, to negotiate with Google and Facebook for payments for news content on their platforms.
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Meghan Markle Wins Privacy Claim Against UK News Group
Meghan Markle on Thursday won her high-profile privacy claim against a British newspaper group for publishing a private letter she wrote to her estranged father.
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Google Strikes Copyright Payment Deal With Some French Media Groups
Google said that it had signed "some individual agreements" on copyright payments with French newspapers and magazines after months of wrangling over the sharing of revenues from the display of news in search results.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corp To Stop Printing More Than 100 Australian Papers
Rupert Murdoch's Australian flagship media group News Corp announced Thursday it will stop printing more than 100 regional and local newspapers, blaming a collapse in advertising made worse by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Volkswagen Signs E-Vehicle Startup As First Partner For Production Platform
The VW brand's strategy chief Michael Jost said in a newspaper interview in January the group was in advanced talks with competitors over opening its modular EV production platform to rivals.
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Facebook Launches Effort to Help Boost Newspaper Subscriptions
Facebook on Tuesday announced a $3 million pilot project aimed at helping US newspapers boost paid digital subscriptions.
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Facebook Groups for Pages Launched, Provides a Channel for Discussion
Facebook said, "If you are an artist, a business, a brand, or a newspaper, you can now create fan clubs and groups centred around your super-fans."
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US Authorities Discover Unapproved Software In VW's 3.0-litre TDI Engines
A German newspaper reported that US authorities have identified 3 unapproved software programs in the group's 3.0-litre TDI diesel engines.
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Free Basics Vs Net Neutrality: Mark Zuckerberg Fuels Debate in India
First splashy full page ads in major Indian newspapers and now a personal piece by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a leading English daily defending Free Basics, the war over "free" or "selective" internet services for the poor and net neutrality has entered a new phase.
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Financial Times to be Sold to Digital News Company
British publisher Pearson is in advanced talks to sell the Financial Times Group to Germany's Axel Springer, bringing an end to its near 60-year ownership of the pink-paged business newspaper, the FT said today.
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UK's Guardian Agrees Sale Of 'The Observer', World's Oldest Sunday Paper
The Guardian Media Group announced Friday it had agreed to sell the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, The Observer, to online news company Tortoise Media, brushing aside strikes by staff.
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Prince Harry's Lawsuit Against Murdoch's UK Group Moves Towards Trial
Prince Harry is continuing his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers (NGN) over alleged unlawful activities by journalists and private investigators despite dozens of others settling their cases, his lawyer said on Friday.
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Court Denies Prince Harry's Bid To Include Rupert Murdoch In Lawsuit
Prince Harry cannot amend his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid newspapers to include allegations involving his wife Meghan nor claims against the media mogul himself, London's High Court said on Tuesday.
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"Malicious Campaign To Tarnish Image": Adani Group Slams Financial Times
The Adani Group today slammed the UK-based newspaper Financial Times' "malicious campaign to drag down its market value and tarnish its reputation".
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Meta Threatens to Remove News From Platform if US Congress Passes Media Bill
Meta has threatened to remove news from its platform if the US Congress passes a bill aimed at helping news outlets collectively negotiate deals with Big Tech firms. According to the Australian government, a similar law, which took effect in March 2021 has largely worked after talks with Big Tech firms, like Google and Facebook, led to a brief shut...
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Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator
Australia's competition watchdog said it issued draft proposals to authorise regional newspaper industry group, Country Press Australia, to negotiate with Google and Facebook for payments for news content on their platforms.
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Meghan Markle Wins Privacy Claim Against UK News Group
Meghan Markle on Thursday won her high-profile privacy claim against a British newspaper group for publishing a private letter she wrote to her estranged father.
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Google Strikes Copyright Payment Deal With Some French Media Groups
Google said that it had signed "some individual agreements" on copyright payments with French newspapers and magazines after months of wrangling over the sharing of revenues from the display of news in search results.
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Rupert Murdoch's News Corp To Stop Printing More Than 100 Australian Papers
Rupert Murdoch's Australian flagship media group News Corp announced Thursday it will stop printing more than 100 regional and local newspapers, blaming a collapse in advertising made worse by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Volkswagen Signs E-Vehicle Startup As First Partner For Production Platform
The VW brand's strategy chief Michael Jost said in a newspaper interview in January the group was in advanced talks with competitors over opening its modular EV production platform to rivals.
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Facebook Launches Effort to Help Boost Newspaper Subscriptions
Facebook on Tuesday announced a $3 million pilot project aimed at helping US newspapers boost paid digital subscriptions.
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Facebook Groups for Pages Launched, Provides a Channel for Discussion
Facebook said, "If you are an artist, a business, a brand, or a newspaper, you can now create fan clubs and groups centred around your super-fans."
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US Authorities Discover Unapproved Software In VW's 3.0-litre TDI Engines
A German newspaper reported that US authorities have identified 3 unapproved software programs in the group's 3.0-litre TDI diesel engines.
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Free Basics Vs Net Neutrality: Mark Zuckerberg Fuels Debate in India
First splashy full page ads in major Indian newspapers and now a personal piece by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a leading English daily defending Free Basics, the war over "free" or "selective" internet services for the poor and net neutrality has entered a new phase.
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Financial Times to be Sold to Digital News Company
British publisher Pearson is in advanced talks to sell the Financial Times Group to Germany's Axel Springer, bringing an end to its near 60-year ownership of the pink-paged business newspaper, the FT said today.
