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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has agreed with his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison to continue “coordinating efforts” to ...

Australian upper house passes amended bargaining code for media, tech platforms ANI | Updated: Feb 24, 2021 21:16 IST Canberra [Australia], February 24 (ANI): The Australian upper house on Wednesday announced passing of an amended version of the mandatory bargaining code for digital platforms that will make the tech companies share revenue with media businesses. "The Treasury Laws Amendment (News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code) Bill 2021 has passed the Senate with government amendments," the Australian Senate tweeted. The country's ...

Facebook faces global reckoning after backing down in Australia Canada, the UK and Europe may force Facebook to pay for news, a move that critics say might cause a splintering of the internet 23 February 2021 • 6:00am Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg It was a battle that gripped the world, pitting one of the world's most powerful men against an entire nation.  This morning, Mark Zuckerberg's stand-off with Australia ended after Facebook finally agreed to restore news content to its all users in the country. It came after intense negotiations in which Australia agreed to amend world-first le...

The social media veteran is turning news content back on Down Under as the Australian government agrees to change the terms of a proposed media access law.

Opinion – Dr Gideon Polya Dear fellow truth-seeker, The mendacious Australian Mainstream media, Coalition Government and Labor Opposition demand via a news media Bargaining Code that Google and Facebook pay Murdoch and Nine media huge sums for quoting Links to their information … Dear fellow truth-seeker, The mendacious Australian Mainstream media, Coalition Government and Labor Opposition demand via a news media Bargaining Code that Google and Facebook pay Murdoch and Nine media huge sums for quoting Links to their “information” for free. Google seems to have surrendered to this Au...