Meta Might Remove FB and IG Posts

The video discusses Meta's potential removal of news posts from Facebook and Instagram if Congress passes the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act, which aims to help smaller news outlets negotiate compensation from tech companies. Meta argues that the bill overlooks the value its platforms provide in amplifying news reach. Additionally, the video covers a European Union privacy ruling that could hinder Meta's ability to use personalized ads based on user activity, following a report by the Wall Street Journal. This ruling could significantly impact ad-based platforms like Meta.

What action might Meta take if the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act is passed?

• Increase news posts on its platforms

• Remove news posts from Facebook and Instagram

• Charge users for accessing news

• Partner with larger news outlets

What is the main purpose of the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act?

• To ban news on social media

• To promote international news sharing

• To allow tech companies to control news content

• To enable smaller news outlets to negotiate compensation

Why did Meta's shares fall by 6.8%?

• After a major acquisition

• Following a successful quarterly earnings report

• Because of a report on EU privacy regulations

• Due to a new partnership announcement

What did the EU privacy regulators rule regarding Meta's ad practices?

• Meta should increase the number of ads shown

• Meta must stop all forms of advertising

• Meta should not require users to agree to personalized ads

• Meta can continue using personalized ads without restrictions

How might the EU ruling affect Meta's advertising strategy?

• It could complicate the delivery of targeted ads

• It will lead to an increase in ad revenue

• It will have no impact on Meta's strategy

• It will make it easier to show targeted ads