United StatesJournalism Competition and Preservation Act, S. 1094 (118th Congress)
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Withdrawn: no longer proceeding.
A news media bargaining code rule binding public and private bodies.
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Would have granted eligible news publishers a limited antitrust safe harbor to collectively negotiate with covered large online platforms (Google, Meta) for compensation for use of news content, with binding arbitration as backstop if negotiations failed. The bill passed the Senate Judiciary Committee but never received a floor vote in either chamber and died at the close of the 118th Congress in January 2025. No federal bargaining code or press-publisher payment right currently exists in US law.
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Bargaining code, Publisher right
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bill status confirmed from search results (S. 1094 118th Congress died in committee)
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