Google, what big teeth you have

Google earns as much as the entire media industry every three days. Now it faces an ad antitrust case. Guest writer Jason Kint from DCN reports...

Welcome to a special edition of Future Media, where I go AFK and hand over to one of the most respected voices in modern media, Jason Kint.

Jason represents a host of global media giant as CEO of trade organisation Digital Content Next (formerly The Online Publishers’ Association).

Members include Disney, BBC, Bloomberg, AP, Dow Jones, The FT, ESPN, The Guardian, NBC Universal, The New York Times, News Corp, The Washington Post, Vox. Together, they are read by 259 million people, 95% of the US online population.

He has a front row seat to the collision of Big Tech and Big Media in the US, both in business, and in policy.

DCN produces research, works with US and global regulators and policymakers on concerns around digital media, advertising, disinformation, censorship, antitrust, privacy, and data usage.

As Meta pulls out of Australia’s media bargaining code, claiming its users don’t value premium news, his voice could not be more pertinent, only his focus is on another wolf in the woodp…