Axel Springer
Axel Springer, Politico, and USA TODAY: Palantir's Expanding Newsroom Client List
Behavioral profiling used to be something the ad tech vendor did on the other side of the glass. Now it's a line item in the publisher's own growth strategy.
Germany’s Federal Court Suggests Ad Blockers May Infringe Copyright, Reopens Legal Case
If modifying a site’s display is ruled illegal, privacy features could face sweeping legal pushback.
German Court Rules Against “Almost Absurd” Claim That Ad Blocking Is Copyright Infringement
The lawsuit was brought against Adblock Plus by Axel Springer.
Google to Start Paying Mainstream Outlets for News
The alliance between Big Tech and the news media could become complicated.
Leaked Document Shows EU Copyright Companies Plan to Publicly Smear Tech Companies in Order to Influence Them
The leaked document, a letter, shows VG Media spearheading the effort to carry out a campaign to influence public opinion, policymakers and judges across the EU and in member-states against “digital monopolists”.
Facebook Wants to Create “a Safe Space for Trustworthy News”
Facebook is more determined than ever to crack down on what’s allowed on the platform.
Axel Springer Thinks You Can Sue Adblockers for…Copyright Infringement?
Previously, AdBlock had been sued unsuccessfully in Germany as “undermining Axel Springer’s business model” – only for this be thrown out by the country’s courts.