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Facebook news ban opens space for conspiracists in Australia

Jenny Evans/Getty Experts said the removal of reliable news sources could exacerbate misinformation around the pandemic. Experts bashed Facebook as nothing but cute cats and conspiracy theories following the decision.  Facebook is blocking Australian users from sharing or viewing news content on its platform in protest at prospective regulation – leading local news media and critics to warn of a potential uptick in misinformation. In an unprecedented move, Faceb...
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Facebook blocks news sites, charities and government pages in Australia - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

As Australian authorities pursue a plan to have Big Tech companies pay news sites, Facebook shut down all pages that could be even vaguely be described as news ones. As it has previously threatened to do, Facebook has removed news pages in Australia. It follows continued progress by authorities toward a proposed system of charging social media firms. Alongside pages from news organizations, however, Facebook also shut down some charities, plus emergency services and health p...
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Australian media law raises questions about 'pay for clicks' | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

By Press Association 2021 A disclaimer is shown on the bottom of Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology page on the Facebook app Australian plans to make digital giants pay for journalism have raised questions among proponents and critics, including whether it effectively makes Google and Facebook “pay for clicks”. The battle is being watched closely in the European Union, where officials and legislators are drafting sweeping new digit...
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Australian media law raises questions about 'pay for clicks' | St Albans & Harpenden Review

By Press Association 2021 A disclaimer is shown on the bottom of Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology page on the Facebook app Australian plans to make digital giants pay for journalism have raised questions among proponents and critics, including whether it effectively makes Google and Facebook “pay for clicks”. The battle is being watched closely in the European Union, where officials and legislators are drafting sweeping new digit...
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Facebook blocks news sites, charities and government pages in Australia

  As Australian authorities pursue a plan to have Big Tech companies pay news sites, Facebook shut down all pages that could be even vaguely be described as news ones. As it has previously threatened to do, Facebook has removed news pages in Australia. It follows continued progress by authorities toward a proposed system of charging social media firms. Alongside pages from news organizations, however, Facebook also shut down some charities, plus emergency services and health pages. According t...
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Facebook Has 'Overacted' by Banning Aussie News, Risks Losing Users, Observers Say

To improve the performance of our website, show the most relevant news products and targeted advertising, we collect technical impersonal information about you, including through the tools of our partners. You can find a detailed description of how we use your data in our Privacy Policy. For a detailed description of the technologies, please see the Cookie and Automatic Logging Policy. By clicking on the "Accept & Close" button, you provide your explicit consent to the processing of your data t...
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