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Curtis Barnes: Aussie's shameful Facebook shakedown
Opinion: How is Facebook obliged to share news content, and to pay for doing so?
Opinion: How is Facebook obliged to share news content, and to pay for doing so?
Financial Times: High stakes talks with News Corp pushed Facebook into taking a stand.
OPINION: Now Facebook has abandoned threat, it's worth reflecting on what has occurred.
Australia Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed when Facebook will end its news ban.
Ban set to be lifted less than a week after making the shock decision.
Facebook has show why governments need to come down on it like a ton of bricks.
Financial Times: Consequences of Facebook and Google's different approaches is unclear.
Facebook has banned the sharing of Australian news content on the platform.
Financial Time: Employee claims company overstated how many users advertisers could reach.
Harvey Norman and union sites also blocked. AUT academic calls ban "anti-democratic".
Seven West Media struck a deal with Google to pay for journalism.
Financial Times: Viral video app set to unveil a suite of new online shopping tools.
Apps will be forced to disclose their level of snooping on behalf of advertisers.
Antonio Guterres says he is "particularly worried" about the power of Big Tech companies.
The social media platform blocked Trump on January 7.
The company has the ominous power to shut you down online.
New York Times: Did Google extend an offer to its closest rival Facebook?
Even the chief executive of Twitter admitted he had set a "dangerous precedent".
Opinion: Ross Boswell intends to die, never having set up a Facebook login account.
PLUS: Parler files lawsuit against Amazon as controversial crackdown expands.
Some conservatives are crying foul.
Facebook page 'WTF #TurnArdern' posted that their adminstrators are being removed.
Facebook and Instagram earlier suspended Trump's account for at least two weeks.
The people behind the chaos have long been active online.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the block will last 'at least' until Trump leaves office.
Will your phone be one of the millions affected?
People began to speculate why Grace Millane's killer continued to enjoy name suppression.
New York Times: Facebook opposed changes that Apple was making to the tracking of apps.
Facebook threatened to stop showing news by Australian media companies in its feeds.
Competitors were starting to pose an existential threat to Facebook.