
InDaily signs global content deal with Facebook
Facebook is starting a new program to support serious journalism – with South Australia’s InDaily one of the first publishers to negotiate a deal with the global tech giant.
Facebook is starting a new program to support serious journalism – with South Australia’s InDaily one of the first publishers to negotiate a deal with the global tech giant.
Facebook has restored access to Australian and international news pages overnight, including InDaily, more than a week after the company decided to enforce an unprecedented blanket ban on the country’s media outlets.
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The social media giant is a transnational monopoly network beyond control, argues Peter Martin.
Facebook will reinstate Australian news on its platform after the Morrison government agreed to further amend its mandatory media bargaining code.
Facebook’s decision to pull the plug on Australian news may have convinced some users wary of its power and methods to log off for good. David Tuffley explains how.
Facebook has faced an angry backlash after it suddenly shut down its pages for SA Health, the Bureau of Meteorology, SA Power Networks and a host of other emergency services and communicators around the country after announcing it was immediately banning the sharing of Australian news on its platforms.