Australia revises law to require tech firms to negotiate with local news outlets
Most outlets reported the revised law requiring tech giants to strike deals with at least eight local news organisations. The framing varied slightly, with some leading with the term "Big Tech" and others focusing on the number of local outlets involved. The News International described the law as widening the net before reaching parliament, while other excerpts did not highlight this aspect. Overall, the emphasis was on the legal requirement for negotiation, with no additional details or angles provided.
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Australia rewrites news law to make Big Tech pay more media outlets
Australia rewrites news law to make Big Tech pay more media outletsAustralia is widening the net on its new bargaining law before it's even reached parliament. A revamped version of the legislation, to be introduced on Thursday, will require large tech platforms to strike content deals with at...
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Australia to require tech giants to strike more deals with local news outlets
Australia will require major technology platforms to strike deals with at least eight local news organisations under revised media laws.
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Australia to make tech companies pay more outlets for content under reworked media law
Legislation revives Canberra's effort to channel money from large tech companies to Australian news organisations
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