What Google Learned From Facebook's Dealings With Publishers

Publishers seem to be flocking to Google's new AMP product as strategy changes at Facebook have left some in the dust. Axios media reporter Sara Fischer talks about the relationship these companies have with publishers and why breaking news is so hard to handle. For full interview [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/newsroom-rumble-google-doubles-down-on-news).

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