Facebook rejects Australian regulator's push for scrutiny of news feeds

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Facebook rejects Australian regulator's push for scrutiny of news feeds

Like Google, denies market power.

Facebook Inc has rejected an Australian regulator's recommendation for greater scrutiny over the social network's advertising market power and the ranking of news articles in customers' feeds. The proposal by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in December, along with a new ...

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