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Australia passes law making Facebook, Google to pay for news content

A government arbitrator will set rates tech giants have to pay Sydney: The Australian parliament on Thursday passed a news media and digital platforms mandatory bargaining code that will make it compulsory for Alphabet Inc s Google and Facebook Inc to pay media companies for content. The code will be reviewed within one year of its commencement, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Communications Minister Paul Fletcher said in a joint statement. The code will ensure that news media businesses are fairly remunerated for the content they generate, helping to sustain public-interest journalism in Australia, they said. The passage of the code, developed after extensive analysis from Australia s anti-trust regulator and almost three years of public consultation, may offer encouragement to countries such as Britain and Canada which are planning similar laws.

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Facebook to restore news pages in Australia after government agrees to amend proposed law

Highlights The proposed law makes tech companies pay for news content Australia will offer four amendments to the law New Delhi: Days after Facebook removed pages of various news outlets from its platform, the standoff between the social media giant and the Australian government seems heading to a consensus. Federal treasurer Josh Frydenberg on Tuesday (February 23) said that Facebook will restore the news pages after the government offered amendments to the proposed law which aims to make tech companies pay for the media content they host on their platforms. Australia has introduced legislation challenging Facebook and Google s dominance in the news content market.

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Facebook to restore Australian news pages in coming days

Facebook to end Australia news blackout Updated: Updated: February 23, 2021 22:31 IST After govt. agrees to tweak law, firm says it will pay media companies for content; Google to follow suit Share Article AAA After govt. agrees to tweak law, firm says it will pay media companies for content; Google to follow suit Australia’s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced a face-saving compromise that will see Google and Facebook plunge tens of millions of dollars into the struggling local news sector. In return the U.S. digital firms will, for now, avoid being subjected to mandatory payments that could cost them vastly more and create what they see as an alarming global precedent.

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