Group representing Twitter and Google criticises Australia’s copyright plans
An industry group which represents organisations such as Twitter, Facebook, Yahoo, and Google has told an Australian Senate committee that the country’s plans to expand website blocking laws are “unprecedented and unnecessary”.
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28 November 2018 The Australian Parliament today voted to expand the country’s website-blocking laws despite fierce opposition from industry associations.