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Memo to Meta: No one likes bullies (and they don’t win)
Warburton: Meta "is a corporate bully. What’s the best way to deal with bullies? Stand up to them. Don’t flinch. Don’t blink. Stare them down."
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 8, 2024
The Daily Aus on Meta, international expansion, and remedying 'Fontgate'
Zara Seidler tells Mediaweek that Meta's decision is "a bit of a distraction ... we didn't foresee this happening."
by Tess Connery – Mar 7, 2024
'No one can tell brands how they should react': Will advertisers punish Meta for exiting news deals?
Mediaweek asks: Does Meta pulling the pin have implications for advertisers?
by Alisha Buaya – Mar 6, 2024
Digital expert slams publishers for seeking "intervention over innovation" after Meta pulls out of media deals
"It has largely been the failure of media publishers to effectively monetise their businesses and build robust business models."
by Alisha Buaya – Mar 5, 2024
Robert Thomson: "Argy-bargy" between Meta and Australian government result of "disappointing" decision
Plus: Facebook should be focussed on its "responsibility to all Australians"
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 5, 2024
Ori Gold: Why Australia must stand up to the tech titans again
Australia has a chance to solidify its role as a global leader in shaping the dynamics between tech giants and the news industry.
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 5, 2024
Michael Miller: Government's response to Meta will be "watched closely on the international stage"
Miller writes that the move by Meta shows “the company’s brazen indifference to regulations."
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 4, 2024
Details of deal between Meta and Network 10 revealed as tech giant pulls out of Media Code
The agreement saw 10 agree to post 6000 clips on Facebook every year
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 4, 2024
Roundup: Meta pulls out of Media Code, Dune sequel, Ita Buttrose on stepping down
Elon Musk sues OpenAI, The Australian considers its own radio station, Darren Wick, TikTok, Pip Edwards
by Mediaweek Admin – Mar 4, 2024
Government and ACCC "considering options" after Meta's decision to ditch news media deals
"The idea that research and work done by others can be taken for free is simply untenable."
by Alisha Buaya – Mar 1, 2024
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