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In this sense, press companies are concerned because they support journalists in the publication of press articles, without being directly the author. You should know that those who benefit from a “neighboring right” can receive economic rights when the work is used and have a moral right to respect the work.

Established by Article 15 of the European Copyright Email Data Directive, adopted by the European Parliament following an intense lobbying battle, neighboring rights were designed to help publishers of newspapers and magazines, as well as than press agencies, to be paid by large companies reusing their content on the Internet. It remains to validate the terms of use of articles and their price between press publishers and platforms, even if its principle is fixed in the law.




What are the new rules imposed by Google? will be applied today by European publishers in France. The objective of this implementation: to comply with this reform linked to the European directive on neighboring rights. Concretely, what will change? Google will no longer display article extracts (including the title, chapter and start of the article text), nor photos and video previews in its search engine results, as well as in Google news , unless the publishers allow it to be done for free.