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Meta plans to block Canadians' ability to view or share written and broadcast news on Facebook and Instagram if the country passes its proposed Online News Act

Globe and Mail Marie Woolf

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  • @jeffelgie Jeff Elgie on x
    This Government is doing their best to make sure the business of online news is not viable in the future ... Great work! https://twitter.com/...
  • @mgeist Michael Geist on x
    The CEO of @villagemedia, one of the largest online media companies in Canada with sites in dozens of communities. The reality is @pablorodriguez Bill C-18 will disproportionately harm smaller and independent media if news sharing and search is blocked. https://twitter.com/...
  • @roman_baber Roman Baber on x
    Really? No more news sharing on Facebook or Instagram? @JustinTrudeau is burning down our democracy. @theJagmeetSingh is helping him to do it. #cdnpoli https://twitter.com/...
  • @barrykiefl Barry Kiefl on x
    @mgeist @acoyne “...if Bill C-18 passes in its current form...” Geist/Coyne standing up for the little guys, Google and Facebook! Google and Facebook, who create zero original video/audio/text content, make more advertising revenue in Canada than all radio, TV, newspapers, magazi…