Germany Passes New Internet Copyright Law After Watering It Down To Spare Google From Having To Pay

The German Bundestag passed an addendum to the country's copyright laws earlier today, the so-called "Leistungsschutzrecht," that allows publishers to charge aggregators and search engines for the content they index and re-publish on their sites and in their apps.

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