Google to Limit Access to Calif. News Sites
Briefly

Google announced removing links to California news sites to fight a proposed California Journalism Preservation Act that would require compensation to publishers. VP Zaidi warned of significant changes if the bill passes.
Google is testing the impact of the legislation on a segment of California users. Supporters say the bill will aid struggling news outlets, while opponents argue it benefits large media conglomerates over local newspapers.
Zaidi cautions that the CJPA might lead to ghost papers with low-quality content due to operating with minimal staff. The act could disadvantage small publishers and limit access to diverse local news.
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