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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ February 25, 2021
	NEWS
	Facebook to Spend $1 Billion on News Content Over Three Years The Wall Street Journal Pledge comes as tech giants face world-wide government scrutiny over paying news publishers. Facebook said its new spending pledge is in addition to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook exploring potential news licensing agreements in Canada - source Yahoo Finance Facebook announced on Wednesday that it would raise its funding of news publishers to $1 billion over three years. Canada's news media industry has ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook to invest $1 billion in news industry after Australia row Reuters Australia Facebook on Tuesday restored Australian news pages, ending an unprecedented week-long blackout after wringing concessions from the government ... Flag as irrelevant
	Cox vs. Zuckerberg: Do Utahns think state government is more trustworthy than Facebook? Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY — Ongoing issues regarding Big Tech firms like Amazon, Apple and Facebook and how they wield market power and handle troves ... Flag as irrelevant
	Australia passes law requiring Facebook, Google to pay for news FRANCE 24 The law easily passed after Facebook and Google, the main targets of the legislation, reached agreements to pay Australian news organisations to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook says it inadvertently blocked content during Australia news ban WHBL News After tense negotiations prompted Facebook to cut off news in the country last week, Australia offered a host of technical concessions and the social ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook intensifies fight against child abuse content; tightens norms, adds new tools YourStory.com Advocating its stringent zero-tolerance stance on child sexual exploitation content on its platform, Facebook said using its apps to harm children is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook now says it's not obligated to appear before Parliamentary panels Hindustan Times The exchange and Facebook's contention that it could choose not to appear before any institution, as long as it follows the laws, is interesting because ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Australia: ban explained as social media network reverses news removal – what it ... The Scotsman 'We simply won't be intimidated,' said Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison. By Alex Nelson. Tuesday, 23rd February 2021, 9:15 am. Facebook has ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Facebook Tools Help Prevent Child Exploitation PCMag.com Facebook is testing new tools to prevent child exploitation on its apps. The company this week announced a focus on deterrence, as well as recent ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook introduces new tools, measures to prevent child exploitation DNA India Facebook Global Head of Safety chief Antigone Davis said that the company has also been working closely with the US National Center for Missing and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook to invest $1 bln in news industry Yahoo News For Reuters customers only. Facebook trying to put its best face forward. The social networking giant pledged Wednesday to invest at least $1 billion in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sterling Heights police officer on unpaid leave over 'disturbing' and 'abhorrent' Facebook post WWJ Newsradio 950 ... the private Facebook page of a member of the Sterling Heights Police Department. "The city of Sterling Heights disavows the abhorrent imagery and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook says it will invest $1 billion over 3 years to news industry WCVB Boston Facebook said on Tuesday it would lift a ban on news links in Australian after the government agreed to tweak proposed legislation that would help ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Summary - Lunch and Learn: Analyzing Your Facebook and Instagram Insights Cvent Online Event Registration Software Lunch and Learn: Analyzing Your Facebook and Instagram Insights. Zoom. Groton. CT. March 17, 2021. 12:00 PM-1:00 PM. Using social media is a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook says it will pay $1B over 3 years to news industry | National News | hickoryrecord.com Hickory Daily Record Facebook says it's going all in to block the spread of bogus vaccine claims. In practice, that means the social network plans to ban a new bunch of false ... Flag as irrelevant

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