New Zealand plans law to require big tech to pay for news

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New Zealand plans law to require big tech to pay for news
The New Zealand government said it will introduce a law that will require big online digital companies such as Alphabet Inc's Google and Meta Platforms Inc to pay New Zealand media companies for the local news content that appears on their feeds. Minister of Broadcasting Willie Jackson said ...

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