Google, in the end the love or hate

Last week, news broke a girl who had been photographed by Google Street View on the big breast. He lost $2,250 for the exposure of the cleavage. In fact, many people didn't care too much about the content of this news. Instead, Google Street View saw soaring traffic. Ah, sisters all went to find out if their chests were being photographed, and otakus all ran to “look after chest”.

This "copyright" issue was again thrown out. Let's take a look at the foreign governments who are fighting wits against Google!

Recently, Spain has just passed a new copyright protection tax bill - "Google Tax."

Google Oh orz, Spanish media haha ​​233.

But I want to say "Google Tax" is a few words?

I don't know what you are, what is the way to read the news now, portal site? News aggregation client? Weibo? Anyway, I know that people who can hold newspapers now are either civil servants who are busy at work, or they are just sitting under the tree and enjoying the cool weather...then the problem will come. The new media, smiling and accepting such an expansive flow of visits, but you know that the most popular traditional paper media are going bankrupt! So, the bosses began to worry about it!

Spain’s Google Tax said that news search engine websites, including Google News, are required to pay royalties to Spanish newspapers or provide links, or they may face fines of up to $600,000. However, the new regulations are mainly aimed at companies that gain profits by citing media content. In simple terms, you used my baby to make money. I'm still a poor, pro, and think that's right?

Do you dare to ask which media is willing to bear the copyright tax that may pay $600,000 and put a link?

Italy - In 2013, the government promulgated a new regulation on Google Tax, requiring domestic companies to buy online advertising space only for local companies, smashing the dreams of large companies like Google in opening up overseas branches to avoid taxation. Many traditional media together withdrew from Google News. But, not long after, they realized the seriousness of the problem. After their withdrawal, their own website traffic dropped sharply. So... everyone bowed down to Google's skirt. Under France, there are also paper media to protest Google, and finally how to solve it? After the government's coordination, Google is willing to assist the media in transitioning to new media. Then... It also bowed down to Google's skirt. China said we were the winners. You saw Google being kicked out of the wall!

For the protection of foreign copyright, I would like to say that before a foreign friend looked at my cell phone and said, "You must be very rich! There's lots of songs in your Iphone."