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We appear to be standing our ground!

Not my preferred choice of source but NatPo has more detail than some of the alternatives I saw. It includes some numbers as well as comments about the difference between Meta's and Google's approaches. Hint: they're not the same, so there's already cracks in the effort to make an example out of Canada.

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[–] EhForumUser@lemmy.ca 6 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

skirt regulations that apply to broadcasters.

In fairness, they are probably more like newspapers, which are also not subject to broadcasting laws. In fact, I was reading through some newspaper archives (early 1900s) the other day. The newspapers contained pages upon pages of:

"Mr. and Mrs. James Smith hosted friends from the next town over this past weekend. A good time was had by all."

It turns out Facebook was invented centuries ago.