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Solution: keep running google news, but without the snippets. You search for news, you get a set of mute links to articles from various sources.
by Udik 7y ago
Solution: keep running google news, but without the snippets. You search for news, you get a set of mute links to articles from various sources.
- neilparikh 7y agoAccording to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22843579 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22843579 , the court forbid that as well.
- inetsee 7y agoThat's what Google already did. The results include the article titles, but no longer include the snippets that expanded on the information in the title.
- panzagl 7y agoThat was specifically denied by the ruling.
- georgyo 7y agoThe ruling states they _must_ index, provide snippets, and pay. Google did remove the snippets, which hurt the news sites traffic, such is mostly Google referrals. This ruling makes it so they must index and pay.
- Talanes 7y agoEveryone keeps replying to tell you they were forbidden from doing that, but they weren't. They ran with that option PLUS sending out contracts to get the newspapers to license the photos and snippet content for free. It's the second part that the courts objected to.