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Users and officials in Australia reacted furiously, with the country's prime minister, @ScottMorrisonMP, describing Facebook's actions "as arrogant as they were disappointing" and insisting "we will not be intimidated by Big Tech." https://t.co/q1Fxa7ZSdI — PolitiTweet.org

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Users say government websites like fire services and meteorology departments have been caught up in the ban too, most likely due to issues with the machine learning system Facebook uses to enforce it. https://t.co/03E4wNy3tp https://t.co/VamKEewZPH — PolitiTweet.org

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Why? Lawmakers are in the final stages of passing a proposed new Media Bargaining law. The law would require the tech platforms to have to pay publishers to host their content. If they couldn’t agree a price, Australia would create an arbitration panel which would set one. — PolitiTweet.org

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