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Facebook is 'back at the table' in negotiations with the Federal Government in relation to its media code, Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said. Mr Morrison said he accepted an apology from the embattled social media behemoth after they shut down Australian news sites on their platform, with charity groups and vital information services caught up in the highly criticised moved. "This is a really hard thing to do. We've never done it before," said Simon Milner, the vice president of public policy for the Asia-Pacific region, the Sydney Morning Herald reported. "We are sorry for the mistak...

Facebook has ‘tentatively friended Australia again’ as it backtracks on its news blackout with an apology, Prime Minister Scott Morrison says.

How Smart Speakers Will Cope Without Google Search Share To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. With Google stating that it may remove search from Australia if the media bargaining code goes ahead in its current form, there’s something of an open question about what that means for IoT gadgets like smart speakers. What’s the issue? Just in case you’re not up to speed, the

Have you ever killed your Sims in a house fire? Made them go for a swim and then deleted the ladder? Had them eaten by a cow plant? Squished by a murphy bed? Research out of the UK found that more than 40 per cent of British players admitted to murdering their Sims, with drowning in a ladderless pool the most popular cause of death. FireFox NVDA users - To access the following content, press 'M' to enter the iFrame. So does murdering your Sims make you an everyday Hannibal Lecter? Dr Xanthé Mallett, a lecturer in criminology at the University of Newcastle, says while Sims-torture doesn't qu...