Google claims it will pay back to license articles from find overseas publishers as scrutiny from US regulators mounts in excess of its dominance above the information industry.

The research large stated in a Thursday blog publish that it will spend media teams in Germany, Australia and Brazil for “high-excellent articles for a new news experience launching later on this yr.”

Google suggests that it will “offer to pay for cost-free obtain for buyers to study paywalled articles or blog posts on a publisher’s web site,” and said that publishers that enter agreements with it will be ready to “grow their audiences and open up an chance for persons to go through content they could possibly not ordinarily see.”

The new product will be out there on Google News and Learn.

The announcement came just days soon after reviews emerged that US antitrust officers ended up analyzing issues from publishers that Google was receiving fat off publishers’ articles at no cost by forcing them into unfair agreements.

The Mountain View, Calif.-based mostly tech huge has extensive resisted calls to fork out publishers for utilizing their content to increase consumer engagement on its web sites. In April, France’s level of competition authority ordered Google to pay out French publishers for employing their content material although Australia explained it will pressure the business and Facebook to share promotion income with regional media groups.

The method will “start with publishers in a range of nations all around the globe, with far more to arrive shortly,” Google vice president for information Brad Bender explained.

Publishers that will be compensated for their content are Germany’s Der Spiegel, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Die Zeit and Rheinische Submit, Australian teams Schwartz Media, The Dialogue and Solstice Media, and Brazil’s Diarios Associados and A Gazeta.

With Write-up wires