The Australian government wants to use a new tax to support news organizations on social media, but will platforms play ball?
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They belong in a museum: Australia is putting ten well-known creators into its national archive
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Australia limited teen access to social media. Now it’s trying to get a better deal for news media companies.
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Australia’s social media ban has taken effect, and the world is watching
Both Reddit and several individuals have filed lawsuits against Australia to challenge a federal social media law.
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If the U.S. is getting a new TikTok app, which version will the world use?
A TikTok deal in the U.S. is likely to result in the launch of a new app. That puts the rest of the world at a crossroads.
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Australia reverses course, will restrict YouTube as part of teen social media ban
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YouTube’s exclusion from Australia’s teen social media ban is up for debate
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Australia’s attempt to protect teens blurs the line between social media and entertainment
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Is Snapchat good for your mental health?
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YouTube Comes Out Swinging Against Proposed Australian Law Requiring It To Pay News Publishers
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Aussie Children’s YouTube Channel ‘CKN Toys’ Inks Global Deal With Nickelodeon
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YouTube Star Wengie To Voice Fourth Powerpuff Girl In Australian Version Of Rebooted Cartoon
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YouTube Stars Troye Sivan, Connor Franta To Headline Australia’s Amplify 2015 Festival
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