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Meta executive snubs Canadian MPs' invitation to talk | ThePeterboroughExaminer.com - Vimarsana News

Meta executive snubs Canadian MPs' invitation to talk | ThePeterboroughExaminer.com

The highly-charged meeting title — and Meta’s decision to send two lower-level representatives before MPs in response — comes as the web giant mounts its latest stand against Ottawa’s proposed Online News Act.

Meta executive snubs Canadian MPs' invitation to talk - Vimarsana News

Meta executive snubs Canadian MPs' invitation to talk

The highly-charged meeting title — and Meta’s decision to send two lower-level representatives before MPs in response — comes as the web giant mounts its latest stand against Ottawa’s proposed Online News Act.

Google says it may 'assess' future news access in Canada over Bill C-18 - National - Vimarsana News

Google says it may 'assess' future news access in Canada over Bill C-18 - National

A Google executive told a Senate committee the company has shared its concerns with the government's online news bill for over a year, but those concerns have not been considered.

Google says it may 'assess' future news access in Canada over Bill C-18 - Vimarsana News

Google says it may 'assess' future news access in Canada over Bill C-18

A Google executive told a Senate committee the company has shared its concerns with the government’s online news bill for over a year, but those concerns have not been considered.

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Google won't rule out blocking news in Canada if Liberal bill passes, exec tells MPs - National - Vimarsana News

Google won't rule out blocking news in Canada if Liberal bill passes, exec tells MPs - National

Earlier this year, Google ran a five-week test that prevented 3.3 per cent of its Canadians users from seeing news links when searching for journalism on its search engine.