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U.K. politicians and German publishers call on regulators to pause Meta’s new terms before October 30 deadline

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By Andrew Deck Verified
| Nieman Lab Verified
Link parliamentlive.tv ↗ Posted by Andrew Deck, Hanaa' Tameez October 21, 2026 The U.K. competition and consumer protection authority sent a formal letter to Meta to discuss its new commercial terms of service. On Tuesday, Will Hayter, the executive director for digital markets at the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), shared the update during a session of the communications and digital committee of British Parliament, after a member of the House of Lords pressed him about Meta’s new terms.
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The Wall Street Journal’s new AI tool, “Doppler,” forecasts the issues that will shape the midterm elections

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By Andrew Deck Verified
| Nieman Lab Verified
More than 100 million voters are expected to cast ballots in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. In recent election cycles, political reporting based on voter polling has drawn criticism, prompted scrutiny, and found defenders. As the debate over the value of polling continues, The Wall Street Journal is exploring new ways to cover public opinion and break out of traditional horse race political coverage.
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Meta’s new commercial terms will allow the scraping of news sites, legal experts say - Islands' Weekly

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By Andrew Deck Verified, Hanaa’ Tameez
| Islands Weekly Verified
By Andrew Deck and Hanaa’ Tameez Nieman Lab Meta can use web scrapers to crawl and collect content from websites “associated with” business accounts on its platforms, according to its new commercial terms of use. The update, set to go into effect on Oct. 30, will include news publishers with business accounts. These accounts allow companies or public figures to manage Facebook pages, Messenger accounts, Instagram profiles or WhatsApp channels from one place.
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