Heritage minister takes hard line against Facebook's 'bullying attitudes' amid news sharing spat - News Summed Up

Heritage minister takes hard line against Facebook's 'bullying attitudes' amid news sharing spat


Article contentOTTAWA — Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault is taking an increasingly aggressive posture toward digital tech firm Facebook in its use of online news content, as his office prepares policy changes to address concerns among publishers and broadcasters. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Heritage minister takes hard line against Facebook's 'bullying attitudes' amid news sharing spat Back to videoAustralian officials have proposed new regulations that would compel Facebook, Google and other U.S. tech giants to pay news outlets for the content shared on their platforms. Facebook has pushed back against the regulatory change, and earlier this month threatened to bar Australian users from sharing news on their platform in retaliation. Guilbeault has repeatedly signalled his desire to introduce similar rules in Canada, and says Facebook will need to get comfortable with what he believes is an eventual international policy shift on the issue.


Source: National Post September 11, 2020 21:33 UTC



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