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Facebook is 'back at the table' in discussions after fawning apology Australian Associated Press and Alana Tindale For Daily Mail Australia © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Facebook has apologised for accidentally banning pages belonging to charities and emergency services when it stopped Australians from viewing or sharing news. Prime Minister Scott Morrison responded by saying he's glad Facebook is 'back at the table' for discussions over the Australian government's media bargaining code, jesting the US tech giant has 'tentatively friended us again'.  Senior Fac...

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

Scott Morrison said Facebook has 'tentatively friended us again' after tech giant apologised for banning pages run by charities, government departments and small businesses.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Saturday said that social media giant Facebook has "tentatively friended us again."  Facebook's abrupt decision to stop Australians from sharing news on the site and strip the pages of domestic and foreign news outlets also erased several state government and emergency department accounts, causing widespread anger. Also read: Facebook, Australia hold talks following news ban

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Saturday said that social media giant Facebook has "tentatively friended us again."  Facebook's abrupt decision to stop Australians from sharing news on the site and strip the pages of domestic and foreign news outlets also erased several state government and emergency department accounts, causing widespread anger. Also read: Facebook, Australia hold talks following news ban