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Not all of that revenue is search. When you add consider not all of that revenue is from Search, the cost of compliance (adding more to legal team and the toil
by sidibe 6y ago
Not all of that revenue is search. When you add consider not all of that revenue is from Search, the cost of compliance (adding more to legal team and the toil of actually negotiating with all the other parties), much less actually paying for the links, they might see it as genuinely not worth it so it might not just be a case of punishment for Australia daring to regulate them. In that case, other search engines that pick up enough market share for the law to apply to them, which will probably much less profitable to begin with, will feel the same way.
- anon98356 6y agoYou're right it won't all be search revenue. What I guess I'm trying to say in a nutshell is: For a competitor, the overall boost in revenue due to a much higher all round use of their search engine is likely to offset the extra costs associated with serving news content.