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Tara Deschamps In this March 29, 2018 file photo, the logo for Facebook appears on screens at the Nasdaq MarketSite, in New York's Times Square. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Richard Drew May 25, 2021 - 4:45 PM Facebook Inc. unveiled a plan Tuesday to pay some Canadian publishers for news stories on its platform, but experts say the move diverts attention from forthcoming regulation efforts. California-based tech giant Facebook said it will pay 14 publishers, including the National Observer, FP Newspapers, Le Devoir, the Tyee and the publisher of Le Soleil undisclosed amou...

Facebook to pay 14 Cdn publishers for some news content posted to its platform Business Related Yes MENLO PARK, Calif. – Facebook Inc. says it will pay some Canadian publishers for the ability to link to news stories not already posted on its platform. The California-based tech giant says it has signed commercial deals with 14 publishers in the country including the National Observer, FP Newspapers, Le Devoir, the Tyee and the publisher of Le Soleil. Deals were also reached with the Coast, the Narwhal, Village Media, the SaltWire Network, the Sprawl, Discourse Media, Narcity, BlogTO and D...

Deals were also reached with the Coast, the Narwhal, Village Media, the SaltWire Network, the Sprawl, Discourse Media, Narcity, BlogTO and Daily Hive. Financial details were not disclosed. The initiative is being called the news innovation test and Facebook says it could include adding links to quality news on its COVID-19 and climate science hubs. Facebook's test comes as it and other technology giants face efforts in several countries, including Canada, to pay for journalism as media companies compete for revenue. Facebook separately funds a fellowship that supports journalism positions at ...

A man accused of pulling a weapon on men and women in line to get a COVID-19 test, and specifically targeting an older man, has been detained by law enforcement in Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada.