Australia to make Google and Facebook pay for news content
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced the move as the coronavirus pandemic causes a collapse in advertising revenue.
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced the move as the coronavirus pandemic causes a collapse in advertising revenue.
The new feature allows users to volunteer to help a neighbour or flag if they need assistance themselves during the coronavirus lockdown.
Community aid groups have been set up throughout the country by people helping their neighbours during the Covid-19 outbreak.
Holly Woollard decided to launch the groups after watching Boris Johnson’s speech on Thursday warning people that “many loved ones” will die in the “worst public health crisis in a generation.”
Mr Denniss, from Whitby, North Yorkshire, said he is not offended and can see the funny side.
The Conservative Party spent nearly a million pounds on Facebook ads since October.
The ad strategy echoes that of Vote Leave in 2016, which used data harvested by Cambridge Analytica to target voters.
Huw Edwards welcomed the move, saying: “Good. My thoughts on this kind of stunt are unprintable.”
The BBC said the adverts were a ‘completely unacceptable’ use of its content.
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