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Facebook says Australian rule modifications enable it to decide on publishers

Changes to media tips proposed through Australia will enable Facebook Inc to decide on if knowledge remains on the platform and help the publishers it chooses, Campbell Brown, the company's vice-president of global knowledge partnerships mentioned on Tuesday.
Changes to media rules proposed by Australia will allow Facebook Inc to choose if news remains on the platform and support the publishers it chooses, Campbell Brown, the firm's vice-president of global news partnerships said on Tuesday.

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