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Meta to block news on Facebook, Instagram if Online News Act adopted without changes - Vimarsana News

Meta to block news on Facebook, Instagram if Online News Act adopted without changes

Canadians would no longer be able to access news on Facebook or Instagram if the federal government's proposed Online News Act passes in its current form, the parent company behind the two popular social media platforms said.

Meta to stop news access on its platforms in Canada if Online News Act becomes law - Vimarsana News

Meta to stop news access on its platforms in Canada if Online News Act becomes law

Meta is threatening to stop news access on Facebook and Instagram in Canada if the proposed Online News Act passes in its current form. Canadian news outlets, however, support the bill.

Source: neowin.net
Warren Kinsella: Google wants to keep pilfering and profiting from news they don't produce - Vimarsana News

Warren Kinsella: Google wants to keep pilfering and profiting from news they don't produce

Make no mistake: If C-18 is not passed by Parliament, the consequences will be very dire

Meta Threatens To Block News Access For Canadians If Legislation Passes - Vimarsana News

Meta Threatens To Block News Access For Canadians If Legislation Passes

Meta and Google have criticized the planned legislation for compelling them to pay media outlets for news content shared by their users. 

Source: pcmag.com
Meta to Block Access to News on Facebook, Instagram If Online News Act Adopted As-Is - Vimarsana News

Meta to Block Access to News on Facebook, Instagram If Online News Act Adopted As-Is

Canadians would no longer be able to access news on Facebook or Instagram if the federal government's proposed Online News Act passes in its current form, the parent company behind the two popular social media platforms said.

Source: chrisd.ca