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Tranmere defender George Ray defends a cross against Crawley. Photo: Gaz Earnden Tranmere missed the chance to move into the League Two automatic promotion places after going down 1-0 to Crawley Town at Prenton Park. Tom Nichols gave the visitors the lead shortly before the hour mark – converting a pass from George Francombe – and Rovers were unable to carve out an equaliser in what was a frustrating afternoon for Keith Hill’s men. Tranmere almost found themselves two down when a volley from Joe McNerny was brilliantly kept out by Scott Davies before the rebound was headed agains...

minus DAVID CAMPBELL: Back in the good books. Social media giant Facebook refriends Australia, lifting the ban on news. - Today Extra, Nine Network, 24 February, 2021 KYLIE GILLIES: The tech giant has announced it will put Australian news content back onto its platform. JOSH FRYDENBERG: Facebook has refriended Australia. - The Morning Show, Seven Network, 24 February, 2021 Hello, I’m Paul Barry, welcome to Media Watch.  And after a week of war, the government and media are again friends with Facebook, which has put news back on its platform and agreed to cough up some cash.  And first to ...

Download 9.75 MB Small, regional news outlets are not yet reaping the benefits of the Government's media bargaining code, despite the code's aims to 'level the playing field' between news companies and tech giants. The Country Press Association, which represents 160 regional, independent newspapers around the country, has not yet been offered a deal from either Facebook or Google. Country news outlets are concerned that they aren't getting a slice of the media bargaining pie, despite their importance in regional and rural communities. Guest: Lee O'Connor, Editor of the Coonamble Times newsp...

The government introduced amendments to the so-called Media Bargaining Code after Facebook last week escalated a dispute over the new laws.

'); 21 years after his first Wembley final, an ex-Ireland international could be set to play in another London is calling for Joe Murphy and Tranmere Rovers. By Paul Dollery Friday 19 Feb 2021, 3:33 PM Feb 19th 2021, 3:33 PM 10,264 Views 0 Comments Tranmere Rovers manager John Aldridge, with Joe Murphy in the background, before the 2000 League Cup final. Source: EMPICS Sport THE STADIUM LOOKS very different now to when he first encou...