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Facebook: We Love Free Expression and American Values

© press As policymakers begin drafting laws, it’s increasingly clear there are contrasting visions of what the internet should be Facebook Vice President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg has claimed the company loves American values such as “free expression.” In a recent op-ed published by CNBC, Clegg said Facebook shouldn’t be hampered by regulation so it can fully express its values worldwide. Clegg, the former UK deputy prime minister, said Facebook focuses on promoting American values such as “free expression,” which is almost the opposite of what the company has been doing considering the allegations of censorship over the last few years.

iTWire - Student minds to tackle cybercrime in NSW Police Force Think Tank challenge

iTWire Monday, 03 May 2021 22:15 Student minds to tackle cybercrime in NSW Police Force Think Tank challenge Shares Students from seven NSW universities will attend NSW Police Headquarters in Parramatta on Thursday 6 May 2021 to tackle cybercrime challenges in the inaugural Cybercrime Think Tank rolled out by the NSW Police Force. Teams will be given 10 minutes to present their ideas to a panel of leaders in law enforcement and technology on how real cybercrime challenges can be solved. They will present on two challenges: How can we identify the ultimate beneficiaries of proceeds of crime received as cryptocurrency? How can individuals identify their vulnerabilities to cyber-attacks and make themselves more resilient?

How Big Tech was humbled Down Under

© STEFAN POSTLES/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock What’s the background? Following a near three-year inquiry by Australia’s competition authority, in July its government published a new draft law that aims to redress the power imbalance between the US digital media giants and traditional news publishers. The aim of the proposed News Media Bargaining Code, which is now going through Parliament, is to get the likes of Facebook and Google to pay a small cut of revenues to news publishers whose stories help drive online traffic, but whose industries and business models have been savaged by the rise of online media. Under the code, Facebook and Google (in the first instance) will be obliged to negotiate commercial deals with news outlets (individually or collectively), or face terms imposed by arbitration. The tech giants will face fines of up to £5.6m (A$10m) for breaking agreements. They also have to give news outlets notice of changes to search algorithms affecting them, and share their u

Australian news is back on Facebook

Australian news is back on Facebook
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Facebook Faces Year of Reckoning After Showdown in Australia

Facebook Faces Year of Reckoning After Showdown in Australia
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