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Facebook offers $100 million to help news outlets during coronavirus

Fb is giving $25 million in emergency worth vary to knowledge organizations taking a look to report on the coronavirus, and $75 million in advert spending.
Facebook is giving $25 million in emergency funds to news organizations trying to report on the coronavirus, and $75 million in ad spending.

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Author: Thenextweb

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