ENCOURAGING BETTER DEALS FOR PUBLISHERS
The News/Media Alliance is advancing the dialogue on the top digital issues affecting today’s news and magazine publishers. We are fighting avidly for publishers, while also working with the tech platforms (Facebook, Google, Twitter, Apple, Amazon, etc.) to encourage better deals for news publishers. Here, we highlight aspects of these discussions related to how the platforms can help sustain local journalism.
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LATEST ARTICLES
MPA Submits Letter Supporting Journalism Competition & Preservation Act
In response to a request for input regarding the U.S. Postal Service's (USPS) Study on Market-Dominant Rate Increases, the MPA submitted an issuance of information regarding the size and timing of market-dominant rate increases authorized by the Commission following the ten-year review ... Read More
MPA Submits Written Testimony Opposing Kentucky Automatic Renewal Bill
MPA submitted written testimony opposing Kentucky bill on automatic renewals ... Read More
MPA Opposes Proposed Revisions to USPS Market Dominant Service Performance Measurement Plan
MPA submitted comments to the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) opposing the U.S. Postal Service’s proposed revisions to its market dominant service performance measurement plan ... Read More
Europe Adopts Rules Similar to the U.S. JCPA and Self-Preferencing Bill
The Alliance applauds the EU for concluding its trilogue on negotiations around the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which will level the playing field by requiring the tech platforms to facilitate competition and choice for consumers ... Read More
MPA Submits Letter Supporting Journalism Competition & Preservation Act
MPA submitted a letter to the Senate Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust, and Consumer Rights in support of the Journalism Competition & Preservation Act (JCPA) ... Read More
MPA Submits Additional Comments to U.S. Copyright Office: Publishers’ Protection Study
MPA submitted additional comments to the U.S. Copyright Office regarding the Publishers' Protection Study ... Read More
