Internet giant Google is considered a "frenemy" at the New York Times, according to its Executive Editor Bill Keller.
Google's News feature allows Internet users to read headlines and short blurbs of stories from newspapers like the Times. Google makes money from selling ads next to this service, which it does not share with publishers. Newspapers benefit if Google sends traffic to their websites.
“I think there are a lot of places you can level that allegation at,” Keller said. “Google isn’t particularly one of them. Google News generally runs a headline, maybe a first line of a story from The Tim....