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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ February 19, 2021
	NEWS
	Facebook to expand effort to combat climate misinformation, label posts Fox Business Former U.S. Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker discusses facebook shutting down a popular stock trading group. Facebook announced on Thursday ... Flag as irrelevant
	Maryland wants to tax Facebook and Google. Internet groups are fighting back. NBC News Maryland's first-in-the-nation law taxing digital advertising by Big Tech companies like Facebook and Google is being challenged in federal court as "a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook allowing Trump back would be 'terrible mistake': Laurence Tribe Yahoo Finance "I wouldn't be surprised if they held that it was wrong to kick Trump off of Facebook," says Tribe, a professor emeritus of constitutional law at Harvard ... Flag as irrelevant
	Australian news sites' traffic falls after Facebook blocks content - Chartbeat Reuters UK "Unfortunately, Facebook's disappearance has resulted in a hit to publishers' traffic numbers: when Facebook traffic dropped off, overall Australian ... Flag as irrelevant
	Independent WA publishers trampled underfoot as Facebook and government duke it out The Sydney Morning Herald Usually updated multiple times a day with travel tips, what's on guides and reviews of local watering holes, the Perth is OK Facebook page was ... Flag as irrelevant
	QUOTES-UK lawmaker Knight: 'bully' Facebook must back off or face stern action Reuters (Raw quotes). LONDON, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Facebook's move to block all media content in Australia is a staggeringly irresponsible attempt to bully a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Facebook banning news days before Australia's coronavirus vaccine roll-out is dangerous South China Morning Post Facebook has banned Australian media organisations from posting links to news articles on the social media platform. Photo: Reuters. Flag as irrelevant
	After banning news in Australia, Facebook enters into talks with government WION Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg on Friday held talks with Australian government over law that will force the social media giant to pay for content. Flag as irrelevant

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