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Australia's Seven West Media signs Google, Facebook deals after law feud - Vimarsana News

Australia's Seven West Media signs Google, Facebook deals after law feud

By Byron Kaye SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian television and newspaper firm Seven West Media Ltd signed multi-year content deals with Facebook Inc and Google as tough new media laws enabled the industry to secure new revenue sources and adapt to the internet age. The top-rating free-to-air broadcaster and publisher of Perth city's main metro daily said on Monday it would supply content for the Alphabet Inc unit's News Showcase platform for five years and to a similar Facebook product for three. Terms of the deals were not disclosed. The arrangements mean the U.S. "Big Tech" platforms are no...

iTWire - Local search firm warns SMBs about iOS privacy feature - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Local search firm warns SMBs about iOS privacy feature

iTWire Tuesday, 20 April 2021 07:08 Local search firm warns SMBs about iOS privacy feature Featured Image by Tumisu from Pixabay The director of an Australian digital marketing solution provider has warned that the next update of iOS by Apple will affect local businesses who are running their own Facebook Ads, preventing the social media giant from gaining access to some user data unless the user approves of it. Adam Boote, director of Digital and Growth at Australian firm Localsearch, said in a statement that the latest iOS update would be "another whack" for small a...

Source: itwire.com
News Corp and Sky News reach pay deal with Facebook, weeks after media bargaining code became law - Vimarsana News

News Corp and Sky News reach pay deal with Facebook, weeks after media bargaining code became law

News Corp and Sky News reach pay deal with Facebook, weeks after media bargaining code became law Posted MonMonday 15 updated TueTuesday 16 MarMarch 2021 at 12:56am News Corp says it has reached a multi-year agreement with Facebook that covers its major Australian mastheads. ( Share Print text only Cancel News Corp and Facebook have struck new pay deals for news in Australia, three weeks after the federal government passed laws that could force digital giants to help cover the costs of journalism. Key points: News Corp now has pay deals with Facebook, Google and Apple to provide access to jo...

Source: abc.net.au
After Google, Facebook signs deal with News Corp in Australia - Vimarsana News

After Google, Facebook signs deal with News Corp in Australia

Credit: Unsplash News Corp has announced that it has finalised a three-year deal with Facebook to share its news content on the social media platform in Australia. The development comes weeks after Facebook initially virtually restricted the sharing and viewing of all news content in Australia, after a disagreement with the country’s government over its News Media Bargaining Code. The deal is similar to the one that News Corp had signed with Google, also a party to the Media Bargaining Code. The agreement involves news content from News Corp Australia, including The Australian, news....

News Corp Reaches Content Deal With Facebook In Australia - Vimarsana News

News Corp Reaches Content Deal With Facebook In Australia

News Corp Reaches Content Deal With Facebook In Australia MOUNTAIN VIEW (dpa-AFX) - News Corp. (NWSA, NWS) said Monday that it has reached a multi-year agreement to provide access to trusted news and information to millions of Facebook users in Australia through its Facebook News product. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The agreement comes after the Australian government passed the newly amended Media Bargaining Code last month in the parliament which requires technology giants Facebook and Google to pay for local Australian news content that is shared on their platforms. The agree...