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Daily Crunch: Facebook bans far-right figures

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  4. "Last month, Facebook introduced support for paid online events and since many of the businesses offering those events have struggled during the coronavirus pandemic, the company also said it would not collect fees for the next year". (September 25, 2020)
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  6. "Facebook announced this morning that stories with original reporting will get a boost in the News Feed, while publications that dont clearly credit their editorial staff will be demoted". (June 30, 2020)
  7. "Facebook joined the growing ranks of companies publicly complaining about the 30% fee that Apple collects on payments made through its App Store. Those complaints came midway througha blog post about the social networks new feature supporting paid online events". (August 14, 2020)
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