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MPA Pushing to Bring Internet Killing Bill SOPA Back

The SOPA fight from the internet of old may be back for another round as the MPA is working with congress for another attempt.

With Meta ending its publisher deals in Australia, some are running the scenarios out to see what could happen. None look particularly good.

As some supporters claim Meta’s link blocking had no impact on news sites, the Whitehorse Daily Star announces it’s shutting down.

Some supporters of the Online News Act have called for legal action against Meta while others argue that publishers are doing just fine and dandy.

Meta has made the next step in distancing itself from news. This by ending the Facebook news tab in both the US and Australia.

The consultations being held at the CRTC are ongoing. It seems that Canadians are pushing back against the Online News Act.

It seems as though Bell Media has run out of F___s to give when it comes to optics as they dish more money out to shareholders.

Freezenet has responded to the CRTCs call for interventions in the hearing regarding the Online News Act.

The Online News Act hearings at the CRTC is now open. The deadline for submissions is April 12.

Meta has had a piece published on Medium explaining that news is not a driver for their platforms success.

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