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Facebook, Google, YouTube Should Be Made to Share Ad Revenue With Media Companies, Rajya Sabha MP Says
Big tech firms like Facebook, Google, and YouTube should be made to share advertising revenue with media companies in India, BJP Rajya Sabha member Sushil Kumar Modi said on Friday. The MP also added that newspapers and TV channels have been losing advertising revenue after the entry of big tech firms.
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WhatsApp Directed to Publicise Its Undertaking Regarding Data Protection Given to the Centre in 2021
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed WhatsApp to widely publicise its undertaking given to the Centre in 2021 stand its users in India do not have to accept its 2021 privacy policy in order to use it. A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Justice KM Joseph asked WhatsApp to give advertisement in five newspapers to publicise its undertaking giv...
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Meta Threatens to Remove News From Platform if US Congress Passes Media Bill
Meta has threatened to remove news from its platform if the US Congress passes a bill aimed at helping news outlets collectively negotiate deals with Big Tech firms. According to the Australian government, a similar law, which took effect in March 2021 has largely worked after talks with Big Tech firms, like Google and Facebook, led to a brief shut...
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Instagram Most Popular News Source Among Teens in UK, Reveals Ofcom Report
Instagram is the most popular news source among UK teenagers, followed by TikTok and YouTube, reveals a report by watchdog Ofcom. Meanwhile, only a quarter of teens receive their news from BBC One and BBC Two, traditionally the most popular sources among teens.
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Reliance Fined for Not Promptly Disclosing 2020 Facebook $5.7 Billion Deal
Reliance Industries and two of its compliance officers were fined for violating fair disclosure norms during Facebook's 2020 investment in its digital unit in 2020. SEBI said Reliance did not disclose the deal even after newspaper reports in March 2020 published price-sensitive details about the imminent investment that led to a spike in its shares...
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Facebook Will Now Pay French Newspapers For Content On Users' Feed
Facebook said Thursday it had reached an agreement with some French newspapers to pay for news shown on its users' feeds, months after Google announced a similar accord.
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Facebook Deletes Some Content Banned in Russia, but Still Faces Fine: Report
Facebook has complied with Russian demands to delete some banned content, but it could still face a hefty fine as it was slow to do so, the Vedomosti newspaper cited state communications regulator Roskomnadzor as saying.
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Facebook Says It Spent Over $13 Billion on Safety, Security Since 2016
Facebook said on Tuesday it has invested more than $13 billion (roughly Rs. 95,830 crores) in safety and security measures since 2016, days after a newspaper reported the company had failed to fix "the platform's ill effects" researchers had identified.
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Facebook Set to Finance Regional Australia Newspaper Fund
Facebook will provide money for an "innovation fund" for 170 regional Australian newspapers as part of a planned licensing deal, the parties said, calling the move a show of co-operation between the social media giant and local publishers.
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Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator
Australia's competition watchdog said it issued draft proposals to authorise regional newspaper industry group, Country Press Australia, to negotiate with Google and Facebook for payments for news content on their platforms.
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Facebook News Launched in UK; to Feature Content From Daily Mail, Financial Times, and More
Facebook News launched in Britain, delivering users of the world's leading social network-curated news content bought from traditional publishers that have struggled financially.
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Full-Page Ads On Day 2: WhatsApp Tries To Allay Privacy Concerns Again
WhatsApp's clarification on its privacy policy was splashed across newspapers in full-page ads this morning with the boldfaced title: "WhatsApp respects and protects your privacy".
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Facebook Criticises Apple Privacy Policy in Newspaper Advertisements
Facebook is again pushing back on new Apple privacy rules for its mobile devices, this time saying in full page newspaper advertisements that the social media giant is standing up for small businesses.
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Facebook, Google to Pay News Outlets for Content in Australia
Australia finalised plans to make Facebook and Google pay its media outlets for news content, a world-first move aimed at protecting independent journalism that has been strongly opposed by the internet giants.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg: Treat Us Like Something Between a Telco and a Newspaper
Facebook and social media giants including Twitter and Alphabet's Google have come under increasing pressure to better combat governments and political groups using their platforms to spread false and misleading information.
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Facebook, Google, YouTube Should Be Made to Share Ad Revenue With Media Companies, Rajya Sabha MP Says
Big tech firms like Facebook, Google, and YouTube should be made to share advertising revenue with media companies in India, BJP Rajya Sabha member Sushil Kumar Modi said on Friday. The MP also added that newspapers and TV channels have been losing advertising revenue after the entry of big tech firms.
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WhatsApp Directed to Publicise Its Undertaking Regarding Data Protection Given to the Centre in 2021
The Supreme Court on Tuesday directed WhatsApp to widely publicise its undertaking given to the Centre in 2021 stand its users in India do not have to accept its 2021 privacy policy in order to use it. A five-judge Constitution bench headed by Justice KM Joseph asked WhatsApp to give advertisement in five newspapers to publicise its undertaking giv...
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Meta Threatens to Remove News From Platform if US Congress Passes Media Bill
Meta has threatened to remove news from its platform if the US Congress passes a bill aimed at helping news outlets collectively negotiate deals with Big Tech firms. According to the Australian government, a similar law, which took effect in March 2021 has largely worked after talks with Big Tech firms, like Google and Facebook, led to a brief shut...
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Instagram Most Popular News Source Among Teens in UK, Reveals Ofcom Report
Instagram is the most popular news source among UK teenagers, followed by TikTok and YouTube, reveals a report by watchdog Ofcom. Meanwhile, only a quarter of teens receive their news from BBC One and BBC Two, traditionally the most popular sources among teens.
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Reliance Fined for Not Promptly Disclosing 2020 Facebook $5.7 Billion Deal
Reliance Industries and two of its compliance officers were fined for violating fair disclosure norms during Facebook's 2020 investment in its digital unit in 2020. SEBI said Reliance did not disclose the deal even after newspaper reports in March 2020 published price-sensitive details about the imminent investment that led to a spike in its shares...
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Facebook Will Now Pay French Newspapers For Content On Users' Feed
Facebook said Thursday it had reached an agreement with some French newspapers to pay for news shown on its users' feeds, months after Google announced a similar accord.
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Facebook Deletes Some Content Banned in Russia, but Still Faces Fine: Report
Facebook has complied with Russian demands to delete some banned content, but it could still face a hefty fine as it was slow to do so, the Vedomosti newspaper cited state communications regulator Roskomnadzor as saying.
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Facebook Says It Spent Over $13 Billion on Safety, Security Since 2016
Facebook said on Tuesday it has invested more than $13 billion (roughly Rs. 95,830 crores) in safety and security measures since 2016, days after a newspaper reported the company had failed to fix "the platform's ill effects" researchers had identified.
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Facebook Set to Finance Regional Australia Newspaper Fund
Facebook will provide money for an "innovation fund" for 170 regional Australian newspapers as part of a planned licensing deal, the parties said, calling the move a show of co-operation between the social media giant and local publishers.
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Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator
Australia's competition watchdog said it issued draft proposals to authorise regional newspaper industry group, Country Press Australia, to negotiate with Google and Facebook for payments for news content on their platforms.
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Facebook News Launched in UK; to Feature Content From Daily Mail, Financial Times, and More
Facebook News launched in Britain, delivering users of the world's leading social network-curated news content bought from traditional publishers that have struggled financially.
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Full-Page Ads On Day 2: WhatsApp Tries To Allay Privacy Concerns Again
WhatsApp's clarification on its privacy policy was splashed across newspapers in full-page ads this morning with the boldfaced title: "WhatsApp respects and protects your privacy".
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Facebook Criticises Apple Privacy Policy in Newspaper Advertisements
Facebook is again pushing back on new Apple privacy rules for its mobile devices, this time saying in full page newspaper advertisements that the social media giant is standing up for small businesses.
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Facebook, Google to Pay News Outlets for Content in Australia
Australia finalised plans to make Facebook and Google pay its media outlets for news content, a world-first move aimed at protecting independent journalism that has been strongly opposed by the internet giants.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg: Treat Us Like Something Between a Telco and a Newspaper
Facebook and social media giants including Twitter and Alphabet's Google have come under increasing pressure to better combat governments and political groups using their platforms to spread false and misleading information.
