Social media giant Facebook has announced its first proposed deal with an Australian news organization after the tech company lifted its journalism ban on the site over the government’s proposed media code legislation.
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Wednesday 3 March 2021
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As Australian government caves, Facebook announces first proposed deal with media after lifting own news content ban
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