While for much of the Western world, Google has become as ubiquitous - and indispensable - as water, a growing number of publishing entities in Europe are increasingly cautious. They are looking for ways to reclaim revenue lost to the digital economy, and Google is one American company that appears to be in their collective sights.
"The goal is clear," writes The New York Times. "Find ways to make more money, by strengthening copyright rules and limiting Google’s power as an advertising platform."