Australia: Meta to pay A$50M to settle Cambridge Analytica lawsuit
Meta has agreed to pay A$50 million ($31.85 million) to settle a lawsuit with Australia 's privacy watchdog, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC). The settlement brings an end to a legal battle over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
The News Bargaining Incentive pressures major tech giants like Meta and Google to renew paid partnerships with Australian ...
Australia passed legislation requiring platform giants including Facebook-owner Meta and YouTube's parent Google to negotiate ...
If Zuck and other Big Tech players pay news publishers, their bills vanish Australia has created a tax that only big tech ...
Australia has unveiled plans to implement a targeted tax on major digital platforms that don't share revenue with news ...
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Under the proposed new rules, any internet company that refuses to negotiate with publishers or removes news from its platform — as Facebook owner Meta Platforms did in Canada — would be forced to pay ...
The Australian government says it will tax large digital platforms and search engines unless they agree to share revenue with ...
It's an expensive day for Meta. First, Australia announced a $50 million AUD ($31.7 million USD) settlement with the company ...
Meta has come to a landmark settlement with eh Australian Information Commissioner over an infamous privacy scandal years ago ...
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