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Facebook Rejects Australian Government's Proposal to Make Facebook and Google Pay News Publishers

Social Media Today

Facebook has rebuffed the Australian Government's proposal for a mandatory code that would make Google and Facebook pay for their use of news content.

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Facebook Profile Suffers Negative Attack

Bill Hartzer

My main, Meta Verified personal Facebook profile , which is different than my Facebook Page , is currently suffering a “negative social media attack” over the past 24 hours. In the past 24 hours, I’ve received reports of at least 81 of my personal Facebook posts be attacked–they have been reported to Facebook.

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Top Five: Google is shuttering G+

Sherrilynne Starkie

Top stories this week include Facebook’s crackdown, Google’s continuing investment in quality news, another new Instagram feature, the final throes of Google’s G+ and how all emoji are being treated equal on Twitter. Facebook cracks down on link bait and ad farms. Google is shuttering G+.

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Eight Common Facebook Issues And Steps To Resolve Them

SocMed Sean

Most of the time, Facebook works just fine. Here’s how you can quickly fix some of the most common Facebook bugs. Facebook Messenger Keeps Displaying a Notification of a New Message, But There Isn’t One. When you click on the Facebook app, it shows an unread Messenger chat, but when you go there, no unread message exists.

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The Australian Government Looks to Implement New Laws to Make Google and Facebook Pay News Publishers

Social Media Today

The Australian Government is looking to force Google and Facebook to pay local publishers for usage of their content in an effort to assist news publishers struggling due to COVID-19.

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Top Five: Google Analytics introduces new ‘Audiences’ report

Sherrilynne Starkie

Top Five: Google Analytics introduces new 'Audiences' report. Google Analytics Introduces New 'Audiences' Report. Google is rolling out a new report in Analytics which analyzes a website’s custom audiences. Facebook Launches new Lists feature. Facebook is introducing a new feature for posting status updates, called Lists.

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Facebook Rolling Out Facebook Articles

Bill Hartzer

Starting today, I noticed that on my personal Facebook account , when logged in, I am no longer able to make a Facebook post. This includes the suggestion to upload a large photo, and then content for the article. This includes the suggestion to upload a large photo, and then content for the article.

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