Facebook signs letter of intent with three Australian media firms

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Facebook signs letter of intent with three Australian media firms

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Facebook on Friday said it had signed letters of intent with three Australian media firms, a day after the country's Parliament passed a law forcing it to pay media companies for using content on its platform. Facebook said it had signed partnership agreements with Private Media, which owns ...

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