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My understanding is that even a headline with a link counts. I've also heard that, unlike Facebook, Google doesn't have the option to say no. It'll be interes
by xenomachina 6y ago
My understanding is that even a headline with a link counts.
I've also heard that, unlike Facebook, Google doesn't have the option to say no.
It'll be interesting to see if the newspapers start arguing that Facebook should be exempt, once all of their traffic from Facebook dries up.
- Sephr 6y ago> Google doesn't have the option to say no What does that mean? Surely Google could remove their entire presence from Australia if they felt like it.
- mda 6y agoWhy? Even if Google closes shop in Australia they can still use Google, web is quite big.
- Sephr 6y ago> they can still use Google How? Nobody in Australia can access Google without a proxy if Google blocks Australia. Google is entirely capable of doing this.
- xenomachina 6y agoI mean I believe they don't have the option to just not include links to news sites, which is what Facebook is doing.