Google to pay publishers, Amazon launches counterfeit unit

This is CNET, and here are the stories that matter right now. Google is starting a licensing program to pay publishers for some content. The search giant said it will pay publishers for high quality content for a new News feature that will launch later this year. Additionally, Google said the licensing program will also pay for free access to some pay walled articles on a publisher site.bAmazon has set up a counterfeit crimes unit to go after knockoffs being sold on its sites. The global team will investigate and launch legal action against counterfeiters. The units will take out civil cases against the people behind the fakes. Help legitimate companies weed them out and back up law enforcement in criminal actions. [MUSIC] Tik tok is making a new play launching. TikTok for business, it is meant for brands to get your goods or services noticed on the TikTok platform. Advertisers can pay for things like in the videos, branded effects and having their ad be loaded right when the TikTok app launches. [MUSIC] Stay up to date with the latest by visiting cnet.com