
Google Has “No Real Choice” But To Disable Search In Australia If Media Code Legislation Is Passed
If Google turns off search in Australia, B&T can no longer guarantee outright plagiarism of other media sites.
If Google turns off search in Australia, B&T can no longer guarantee outright plagiarism of other media sites.
Could Nick finally do the nation proud at this year's Oz Open? Or will he bow out early in a huffy tantrum as usual?
Google has agreed to pay for news content in France. Says snail recipes & hatred of the English will remain free.
Sure, you may not be reading any of B&T's News Media Bargaining Code coverage, but you have to admire our persistence.
News Media Bargaining Code continues to prove proverbial hot potato as Sir Martin threatens his own gratin dauphinois.
You'd reckon the Trump administration had bigger worries at the moment than Australia's News Media Bargaining Code.
Not one but two stories about Aussie politicians today. No, you're not reading The Guardian.
Google set to start burying certain articles. We're unsure if they will be able to find a big enough shovel.
Google is on the attack. Not the bow and arrow attack so much as the snippy press release attack.
Donald Trump is busily thinking of new usernames after being banned from Twitter. @DonnyT2020 is currently the favourite
It would appear the tech giants are turning on one another much like the Jedi Council in the appalling Lord Of The Sith.
Google slams News Media Bargaining Code as "unworkable"; stops short of lauding its faux leather-bound finish.
DoubleVerify has today announced that the Media Rating Council (MRC) has extended DV’s accreditations to include DV’...
Want to make yourself more employable? Judging by this, the insertion of "digital" into a job title is just the ticket.
Yes, this was a breaking news story for B&T yesterday. But as no one read it, here's a second, less vaunted airing.
B&T continues with its industry-leading News Media Bargaining Code reporting in the hope someone, anyone, will read it.
Here's all you need to know about the News Media Bargaining Code and nothing at all about the dangers of gluten.
Did your careers adviser suggest tech but you stubbornly chose advertising? Realise the folly of your ways on this news.
Calls today for better skills-based training for marketers. Although that doesn't include Reiki or cupcake decorating.
Vint Cerf is regarded as the "father of the internet" but stresses the claim hasn't helped him in the ladies department.
The News Media Bargaining Code is set for release at Christmas. B&T doubts it'll make the Dymocks best-seller list.
Online sales events are reportedly booming in Australia. And even more so for those selling home cannons.
Ooshies prove quite the pull for Woolies customers. A need to eat and avoid starvation arguably also assisting things.
If there's anyone happy to see the back of Trump it's probably TikTok. Or, perhaps the ayatollahs in Iran.
The US election is only the second biggest news story of 2020. So, here's B&T's lukewarm attempt at some coverage.
Forget the shiny gadgets & skivvies, evidence is mounting that Apple could possibly be the Fourth Order Of The Sith.
LiveRamp and The Trade Desk prepare for a cookieless world. And in further bad news, Delta Goodrem is touring.
On the upside, reading B&T's tech news isn't as nerdy as reading it on tech sites. On the downside, it's not as good.
Any bartender that served Rod Sims a chardonnay would NOT want to fall short of that line on the glass, that's for sure.
Quibi has shut down after just six months. It's also now got lots of monogrammed pens it doesn't know what to do with.