The Australian government is legislating a new media bargaining code mandating payment for news reuse by major tech companies.

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Aug 19AAP proposes a News Bargaining Incentive and must comply with a new digital advertising levy presented to the House of Representatives.Sub-event
Aug 13Leading government negotiations are underway regarding media policy.Sub-event
Aug 12Australia mandates a media bargaining code requiring tech companies to pay for news content.1 source
- theconversation.com

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TikTok
video-focused social media platform
- PBS is leveraging social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to grow its audience and attract top talent for future projects.Mon 17:13
- The FBI is investigating election fraud in Los Angeles, following claims documented in a TikTok video.Mon 15:13
Google
American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
- Google referrals for publishers declined by 36%, according to Chartbeat data.Mon 17:38
- A global center for quantum research is located in Goleta.Mon 16:53
Meta
American technology company
- The enterprise platform launch is facing market share pressure, leading to Mark Zuckerberg defending Meta's strategic direction.Mon 17:55
- Meta is launching a new commercial wing specifically focused on AI deployment.Mon 17:55

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