When Facebook news ban will end
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed when Facebook will end its controversial ban on news for Australian users.
Facebook wins headlines, but loses Aussie hearts
The reputational damage Facebook suffered during its news blackout could be lasting, according new research.
Facebook ‘to spend $US1bn on news’
Facebook says it will spend at least $US1bn to licence material from news publishers over the next three years, after a deal with Australia.
Facebook news ban to end on Friday: Treasurer
Australian news will return to Facebook feeds on Friday, Josh Frydenberg has confirmed.
Anti-vaxxers wage election crusade
Anti-vaccination candidates are contesting every seat in the West Australian election in March as activists around the country seize on the COVID-19 immunisation rollout.
Greens ‘putting local publishers at risk’
Labor senator Louise Pratt has lashed out at the Greens’ attempt to amend the news media bargaining code.
Big tech to do bulk deals with mini-publishers: Sims
The competition regulator expects both Google and Facebook to do more deals under the media code with smaller publishers.
Nine’s CEO search continues, Marks to stay ‘for now’
Nine reports a lift in first half earnings as media company says the search process for a new chief executive continues.
Facebook will remain scarred by its antics
Facebook’s agreement to pay for news is good, but its relations with the Australian public is scarred.
Frydenberg’s Facebook triumph
The reforms signal a new era of competitive, digital innovation.
Let’s share: Facebook does media deal
Facebook drops ban on Aussie news after Josh Frydenberg and Mark Zuckerberg talk six times in 36 hours.
Frydenberg’s clever play gets Facebook back in media tent
Josh Frydenberg has given Facebook some scraps for face-saving purposes but kept the integrity of the media bargaining code intact.
Crossbench Craig’s hue-bris expands rainbow coalition
Ex-furniture salesman Craig Kelly has consciously uncoupled from the Liberal Party to spend more time with his Facebook page.
Facebook moves to ‘re-friend’ Australia
News will be back on Facebook as the social media giant strikes a deal with the Morrison government over the media bargaining code and signs a letter of intent with Seven West Media.
News to return to Facebook
Facebook has agreed to restore news sites to Australians’ news feeds after “constructive talks with the federal government”.
Australia’s Facebook brawl sparks international action
European news publishers and Microsoft push for a media code amid News Corp talks with Facebook over its sweeping ban.
Reset unhappy about media code changes
Reset Australia says changes to the media law governing Facebook, Google and news organisations takes some bargaining outside the code.
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Apple to take bite out of Facebook tracking
Apple will introduce a new security feature that stops Facebook automatically tracking a user’s activity on an iPhone and iPad.
Advertisers turn their backs on Facebook
Advertisers have begun redirecting their spending away from Facebook.
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