CBC Says Canada Is “Canary In The Coal Mine” As The Pubcaster Predicts Meta & Alphabet Will Block News Content In Other Countries
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EXCLUSIVE: Meta and Alphabet will pull back from news distribution in more countries if forced to pay for content, the CEO of leading Canadian public network CBC/Radio Canada has predicted. Catheri…
  • NarrativeBear@lemmy.world
    221·
    10 months ago

    I’m not entirely sure how one could create a internet of interconnected computers and servers without links to one another and the webpages they serve.

    Short of maybe making one “central hub” controlled by one state/entity. Though this would probably not turn out great.

    • ILikeBoobies
      32·
      10 months ago

      Short of maybe making one “central hub” controlled by one state/entity. Though this would probably not turn out great

      I think public search engines is a good idea though it would be multiple states

      I suppose it’s because I’m old so I don’t like how centralized and profit driven the internet has become but I see nothing wrong with profit sharing with websites on pages where their link is used

        • ILikeBoobies
          11·
          10 months ago

          I see the law as a step not the end and would rather further the reaches of the legislation than repeal it

          As per blocking referrals I feel the issue is more the title and blurb stops people from clicking through as is. Hence the legislation

          If Facebook wasn’t allowed to show more than just a link then they would react in a similar manner

          Lemmy has a similar issue of people only reading the title or what the person said about a link

      • tempest
        7·
        10 months ago

        aha the internet as you know it was not born in 1983 unless you are mostly interacting on lemmy with email and ftp

          • ramEnglish
            4·
            10 months ago

            Lemmy was never known as Usenet.

              • ramEnglish
                1·
                9 months ago

                I guess you’re just too smart for people to understand.