January 29th, 2021 
Chris Griffith Commonwealth Bank ratchets up tech investment over five years to more than $6bn, as the value of its share in Klarna balloons.
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Facebook’s agreement to pay for news is good, but its relations with the Australian public is scarred, writes @chris_griffith
https://bit.ly/3bxr8kT
VIDEO: I chatted with @ash_gillon on @SkyNewsAust today about Facebook's deal to pay Australian media companies for news. What does the deal mean? https://bit.ly/3ssVLyN #FacebookAustralia #FacebookBan
COMMENT ON FACEBOOK PAYING FOR NEWS: Facebook’s agreement to pay for news is a good outcome for major Australian media outlets, but the social media company’s relations with the Australian public will remain scarred https://bit.ly/37CbROv #FacebookAustralia #facebooknewsban
Australian news will be back on Facebook soon following a deal between Facebook and the Australian Government / Treasurer Josh Frydenberg who will make some change to the code before the Australian senate https://bit.ly/3qFNWVP #FacebookBan #Facebook
My interview with Italian magazine #StartupItalia on the #FacebookAustralia news ban. A great piece by Alessandro Di Stefano. Thank you Alessandro!! Here is an English translation http://bit.ly/2ZFBAB3 #facebooknewsban #FacebookBan @Distefanoale90
Intervista a @chris_griffith del giornale @australian. Qual è il piano B se #Facebook spegne le news? #Australia #journalism
https://startupitalia.eu/151553-20210221-facebook-senza-giornalismo-in-australia-ce-chi-suggerisce-un-piano-b
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