The measure, the California Journalism Preservation Act (CJPA), had been scheduled for a July 11 hearing in the Senate Judiciary Committee, which Umberg chairs. Tom Umberg, D-Santa Ana, announced Friday that Assembly Bill 886 is being made a two-year bill, meaning it won’t be taken up again until 2024.
Hector California bill that would make Google and Facebook pay for news content that they use on their platforms to sell ads won’t be moving forward this year.Īssemblywoman Buffy Wicks, D-Oakland, and Sen. Facebook wants you to hold your next meeting in VR 7:02 AM For those who don't think Zoom meetings are a good enough substitute for the real thing, Facebook has another idea: a virtual reality app that lets you and your coworkers feel like you're sitting around a table in a conference room. From a report: On Thursday, Facebook unveiled Horizon Workrooms, a. Select Teams Meeting to have an online meeting.
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Wicks announced Friday that consideration of the bill in the senate would be delayed until 2024. For those who don't think Zoom meetings are a good enough substitute for the real thing, Facebook has another idea: a virtual reality app that lets you and your coworkers feel like you're sitting around a table in a conference room. Note: AutoPick selects the next available free time for the attendees and location. Since the spring of 2020, we’ve had to adjust to the reality of remote meetings. Share Facebook wants your next meeting to take place in its new VR app on Facebook.
The bill, AB 886, would require companies like Meta, Google and Twitter to pay a percentage of their advertising revenue as a “journalism usage fee” to news organizations producing content that is shared on their platforms. Share Facebook wants your next meeting to take place in its new VR app on Twitter. Assemblywoman Buffy Wicks, D-Oakland, on Thursday, June 1, 2023, celebrates the passing of her bill, the California Journalism Preservation Act, with Assemblywoman Eloise Gómez Reyes, D-Colton.
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