ゴーグルは、フランスの新聞社に6000万0000ユーロを支払うことでフランス政府と合意
Google pagará a la prensa francesa 60 millones por enlazar sus contenidos
El presidente francés y el del gigante de Internet llegan a un "acuerdo histórico" para remunerar a los editores
Agencias Paris 1 FEB 2013 - 19:17 CET
Google will pay the 60 million French press link its contents
The French president and the Internet giant's reach a "historic agreement" to remunerate publishers
Agencies Paris 1 FEB 2013 - 19:17 CET
French President François Hollande, has signed an agreement this afternoon with President of Google, Eric Schmidt, to pay the French newspaper publishers 60 million euros by linking their content, announced the Elysee. The price reaches the amount claimed by Paris and is only available for the mainstream press.
Since December, Google had met up several times a week with a mediator from the French Government, Marc Schwartz. Newspaper editors Google claimed to pay a new "right" similar to copyright in finding that the Internet search engine "cannibalize" its contents and profits from them.
The agreement that has been described as "historic" by Schmidt, Google primarily provides that a fund to help pay for the digital transition of the press from 60 million euros to finance the projects of "structural changes", according to the decision of a commission . Google "has proposed to accompany this change with its engineers and technical expertise," he explained the broker negotiations.
Hollande, that Schmidt had received in late October, had announced that if negotiations failed before the end of December, could "make the law intervene if necessary" to force Google to pay this fee. Then the government decided to grant an additional month, until 31 January.
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