Australian lawmakers push ahead with news law after Facebook concessions ...Middle East

Australian lawmakers advanced a bill that effectively will force Google and Facebook to pay media companies for news content, clearing the last major hurdle for legislation that could set precedents for government policies worldwide. The bill, which was amended and green-lighted by Australia’s Senate, will return to its House of Representatives, where it is expected...

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