Ways To Support News Media Against The Internet Giants

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Canada's Bill C-18 requires large web sites to pay to compensate news and information providers for their content, but companies like Facebook/Meta don't want to play fair.

I've got a better idea - bypass the large internet monopolies. Just bookmark your favourite sites. This way, the content producers get all the traffic directly.

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