Almost two-thirds of the 100 million Canadian dollars that Google pays annually to Canadian media will go to print media for
content distribution.
Almost two-thirds
of the 100 million Canadian dollars that the American company Google pays annually
pays to Canadian media, will go to the Canadian print media segment. This is what
is reported by UNN, citing Economic Times.
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Canadian
print media will receive almost two-thirds of the annual payment of 100
million Canadian dollars (75 million US dollars) from Google to the country's news
publications in the country in exchange for distributing their content.
The share that will go to television and radio is 30%, [Canada's national broadcaster] CBC/Radio-Canada will receive 7%, and the remaining 63% will go to the print press
According to
the official's explanation, most of the payments are intended for the print media,
as they "really depend" on online platforms to distribute their content.
to distribute their content.