Bill Would Let Small Publishers Use Baseball-Style Arbitration to Settle Disputes With Google and Facebook

Newly revamped legislation aimed at helping news publishers negotiate deals with digital platform operators wouldn’t apply to the biggest media companies, people familiar with the proposal said. The legislation amends an earlier proposal called the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, which would allow publishers to band together to negotiate compensation from online platforms that use their content

Source: WSJ News Exclusive | Bill Would Let Small Publishers Use Baseball-Style Arbitration to Settle Disputes With Google and Facebook

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