In mid-March, Politico published a powerful piece of investigative reporting titled “How Washington fumbled the future,” detailing the Federal Trade Commission’s 2012 investigation into Google’s anticompetitive conduct and the agency’s failure to bring a case against Google.
MPA issued a memorandum of opposition to a New York bill on extended producer liability (EPR).
Today, the Australian Parliament voted to pass the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission news media bargaining code, which requires the dominant tech platforms to, among other things, negotiate with and compensate news publishers in Australia for use of their content online.
MPA issued a memorandum of opposition to an Oregon bill on extended producer liability (EPR).
MPA issued a memorandum of opposition to a Hawaii bill on extended producer liability (EPR).
MPA issued a memorandum of opposition to a Maryland bill on extended producer liability (EPR).
MPA issued a memorandum of opposition to a New York bill that includes paper products in the extended producer liability (EPR) system.
The Senate passed H.R. 6201, the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, in a 90-8 vote, that would make coronavirus tests free, ensure students continue to receive free lunches, and expand unemployment insurance.
Today the News Media Alliance is hosting a Congressional fly-in to advocate for the passage of the “Journalism Competition and Preservation Act.”
News Media Alliance President & CEO David Chavern appeared on “Bloomberg Technology” on Tuesday, July 16, 2019, where he addressed the tech platforms in light of hearings taking place on Capitol Hill
