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After France, Australia wants Google and Facebook to pay for news

Earlier this month, France’s pageant authority ordered Google to pay news shops for the use of snippets in their content material in its seek effects and within the corporate’s news aggregation provider. In a identical transfer, Australia is now forming a code of behavior that may power Google and Facebook to pay some moolah to media companies for surfacing their …
Earlier this month, France’s competition authority ordered Google to pay news outlets for using snippets of their content in its search results and in the company’s news aggregation service. In a similar move, Australia is now forming a code of conduct that will force Google and Facebook to pay some moolah to media businesses for surfacing their …

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