The complexity of the convergence model between traditional media and new media passes through a time of testing around the confrontation that has been observed between Google and the publishers of the press. Our goal is to resolve some issues that have been divisive for the current model of migration to digital, namely: interconnected economy versus traditional system of intellectual property; intermediation systems of access to information (engines, aggregators, social media) versus websites of traditional media. The solution that will be found for this litigation, probably does not resolve another issue which is of no less importance since it integrates the technical and algorithmic device of the new digital intermediaries: the conditioning of the news and therefore pluralism and diversity of information.
Media; News; Convergence; News aggregation; Digital intermediaries