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  Google declares war on private property

  Publié: juillet 23, 2019, 12:36pm CEST par Randall C. Kennedy

  "Hey! You going to pay for that?" It’s an age-old question. The idea that an individual or entity should be compensated for something they created rests at the heart of the Western concept of property rights. Yet the folks at search giant Google seem to think you shouldn’t be -- or at least, that’s how they’re behaving. The company is actively thwarting efforts by private publishers to moderate access to the web content that they, the publishers, produce. And it’s doing so in the name of "privacy" at a time when most content creators are struggling just to survive. Case… [Continue Reading]