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Facebook расширил список тех, кому будет платить за новости: кто сможет заработать

Facebook расширил список тех, кому будет платить за новости: кто сможет заработать
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ACCC boss welcomes Guardian and Country Press Facebook deals

ACCC boss welcomes Guardian and Country Press Facebook deals Share It is too early to make a decision on the need to force tech giants Facebook and Google under the Morrison government’s media code as they continue to negotiate deals with media companies, says the head of the competition watchdog. The only criteria for success of the code was media companies being able to come to fair commercial deals with the big tech players,” Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Rod Sims told The Australian Financial Review. Dominic Lorrimer Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has said the news media bargaining code, which became law at the end of February, would not apply to Facebook and Google if they reached agreements with enough media companies in Australia.

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Australian regulator may authorise media group talks with Google, Facebook

Australian regulator may authorise media group talks with Google, Facebook Reuters 11 hrs ago July 1 (Reuters) - Australia s competition watchdog said on Thursday 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. Country Press Australia (CPA) is seeking authorisation to allow its members to hammer out a payments deal with Google and Facebook for use of news content on the tech platforms, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said. CPA represents 81 news publishers that publish about 160 regional newspapers across the country. Allowing the publishers of 160 newspapers to collectively negotiate with Google and Facebook should help address some of the considerable bargaining power imbalance that exists between the digital giants and these local news outlets, ACCC Chairman Rod Sims said in a statement.

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Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator

Google, Facebook to Face Negotiations With Media Group Authorised by Australian Regulator
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Debuting author Quincy S Jones announces the release of Faith Customers

Debuting author Quincy S. Jones announces the release of ‘Faith Customers’ Share Article New book explores the role of spirituality and religion in people’s lives The important question: How did we embrace our beliefs at first? Did we follow the religion of our parents? Or our family? Or our societies or countries? Or is religion like DNA? BLACKTOWN, Australia (PRWEB) June 29, 2021 If the stewards of religion would allow people to communicate with whatever they believe in, humanity would be a lot better off. That is a bold assertion from Quincy Jones, who examines everything from terrorism, Islamophobia, Armageddon, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism and metaphysics in “Faith Customers” (published by Balboa Press AU).

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