Communications chief defends reversed ban, saying it is unfair to force tech firms to pay for news content Facebook "erred on the side of over-enforcement" in removing links to hundreds of non-media organisations in Australia, Nick Clegg has admitted, in a blogpost defending the social media company's short-lived news ban there. The former UK deputy prime minister, who is now Facebook's vice-president of global affairs and communications, said the tech firm had been "forced into [the] position" ...
Communications chief defends reversed ban, saying it is unfair to force tech firms to pay for news content Facebook "erred on the side of over-enforcement" in removing links to hundreds of non-media organisations in Australia, Nick Clegg has admitted, in a blogpost defending the social media company's short-lived news ban there. The former UK deputy prime minister, who is now Facebook's vice-president of global affairs and communications, said the tech firm had been "forced into [the] position" ...
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