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Meta hits out at Labor's plan to make tech giants pay for news

Meta hits out at Labor's plan to make tech giants pay for news
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Meta has publicly criticized the Australian government's proposed 'Media Bargaining Incentive' tax, which would require tech giants to pay for local news content. The company argues the legislation is discriminatory and unfairly targets specific foreign platforms.

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This highlights the ongoing global tension between digital platforms and traditional media regarding revenue sharing and digital regulation.

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Meta argues news organisations share content on its platforms as they commercially benefit from doing so. ( Reuters: Dado Ruvic )

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The article focuses heavily on Meta's perspective and their characterization of the law as a 'discriminatory tax'.

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