Trudeau shows no interest in compromising with Meta, Google over online news bill

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Facebook says it is prepared to permanently end access to news content in Canada if Parliament passes Bill C-18

Trudeau said Wednesday that Meta and Google's bullying tactics will not work with his government, which he says is ensuring those companies do not weaken Canada's democracy by threatening its domestic media industry.

Google ran a similar test earlier this year, restricting access to news on its search engine for less than four per cent of its Canadian users. It says it is looking for a compromise with the Liberal government. Big publishers have told a Senate committee currently studying the bill that they could lose millions of dollars should their content be blocked by Google and Meta.

Both companies have argued that news doesn't generate much revenue for their companies, and are considering ending local news on their platforms altogether. For example, Google says that as the bill is currently written, it would have to enter into agreements with community and campus broadcasters, even if they do not produce news content and have no obligation to adhere to a codes of ethics.

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