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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
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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 Facebook Asia-Pacific executive Simon Milner said sorry on Friday after the company accidentally banned access to accounts run by government bodies and state health departments. ....

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