Google will have to negotiate payments with French publishers for using their content, according to an appeals court ruling in France handed down on Thursday, October 8.
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20 November 2020 Technology company Google has made progress in its negotiations with press publishers, signing copyright agreements with six French newspapers and magazines.
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