Mar 24

Australian Publishers Went Dark This Week In Protest for More Payments From Platforms

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Yesterday, Mar. 23, over 30 small and medium media outlets in Australia stopped publishing news for 24 hours, protesting against Meta’s failure to pay publishers for the journalism that appears on Facebook. The freeze cost publishers nearly millions of dollars in lost ad revenue, according to sources. The #WaitingOnZuck campaign, led by social cause consultancy…

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