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Australia: Facebook has tentatively friended us once more

Australia PM says government chatting with tech massive as standoff ends up in decline of tourists to country’ data internet sites.
Australia PM says government talking to tech giant as standoff results in decline of traffic to country’ news sites.

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Author: Aljazeera

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