Feb 18, 2021
In light of Australia’s proposed law to make digital giants like Facebook pay content publishers for journalism, Facebook has blocked sharing and viewing news on its platform in the land Down Under.
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Video transcriptIn light of Australia’s proposed law to make digital giants like Facebook pay content publishers for journalism, Facebook has blocked sharing and viewing news on its platform in the land Down Under. “The Hash” panel weighs in on the power dynamics at play and the growing debate over Big Tech and centralized platforms.
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