Spanish Media Demand that Brussels Stop the New Meta Conditions
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Several organizations representing media outlets are demanding that Facebook's parent company Meta scrap its new agreement, which they fear will give Meta the right to use news articles to train AI systems. Meta has already corrected the agreement, but criticism remains.
AMI supports the call by European publishers' associations for the European Commission to take urgent precautionary measures by 30 October
AMI warns against the imposition of clauses aimed at the unremunerated use of newspaper publications, following the conviction of the company for misleading Facebook users
Association also contests the possibility of Meta accessing its content free of charge for commercial purposes
The World Association of News Publishers (WAN-IFRA) asked Meta to suspend, until 30 October, a clause that would allow to track and collect journalistic content from media sites, alerting about the risks to journalism.
A new clause in Meta's terms and conditions is rejected by publishers' associations worldwide. It could allow the Group to automatically access journalistic content. Also, the Swiss Media Publishers' Association demands the suspension of the clause. Meta replied that the new conditions do not concern journalistic content.
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