Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has expressed opposition to Australia's proposal that would require digital platforms to pay for news content. The company argues that the proposals violate Australia's commitments under its free trade agreement with the United States.
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Meta criticizes Australia's proposal to require payment for news content
Meta has publicly criticized a proposal in Australia that would mandate payment for news content by digital platforms. The company claims that this proposal contradicts Australia's obligations under its free trade agreement with the US.
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‘Grossly unfair’: Meta slams Australia’s bid to make platforms pay for news
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Meta criticizes Australia's proposal to require payment for news content