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Tag: News Media Bargaining Code
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Big Tech wants Trump's help to weaken Australian laws
Lobby group argues local regulations are 'discriminatory'. -
Meta called ‘arrogant’, accused of blackmailing parliament
Criticised over threats to news, comments on social media and kids. -
News Media Bargaining Code might finally be used
Government prepares to take on Meta. -
Meta ditches Australian news
Facebook News tab to be removed. -
ACCC will get powers to enforce Big Tech news code
News Media Bargaining Code is here to stay. -
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Tech media bargaining code a ‘success’
Treasury says government should extend scheme. -
Facebook threatens Canadian news ban
Pushing back against proposed bargaining laws. -
The tech laws passed by this government
Surveillance, online safety, and propping up news media. -
News Media Bargaining Code passes
Facebook and Google get looser laws following public stoush. -
Facebook retreats from news ban
Promises to restore news for Australian users. -
Facebook condemned over news block
News ban ignites debate over Bargaining Code. -
News Corp, Nine make deals with Google
Major publishers jump on News Showcase. -
Facebook wipes Australian news
You can no longer see it or share it. -
Seven to sign news deal with Google
Publishers start lining up to get on News Showcase. -
Microsoft keen to be default Aussie search engine
Comes out in support of news media bargaining code. -
Let them use Bing
Prime Minister welcomes Microsoft’s warm embrace. -
Google threatens to kill Search in Australia
Facebook and Google threaten to cut services over new laws. -
Govt softens stance on Facebook and Google
Watered-down news media bargaining code reaches parliament. -
Vint Cerf speaks out against news bargaining code
Father of the internet pushes Google’s line. -
Facebook will stop Australians from posting news
Social media giant fights back against 'unprecedented' laws.