France's competition authority (Autorité de la concurrence) has ordered Meta to resume negotiations with French news publishers over payments for their content, giving the company 15 days to present a concrete payment proposal. The regulator labeled Meta's fee calculation methods a probable abuse of its dominant position, elevating the dispute into competition law territory with serious penalty implications. The case centers on neighbouring rights — an EU legal concept allowing news outlets to demand payment when platforms use their journalism. French publishers including Le Figaro, Libération, and Radio France filed complaints after earlier talks collapsed. France has a track record of enforcing these rules aggressively, having previously fined Google €250m over similar issues. The outcome could set a precedent for how platforms calculate publisher payments across the EU.
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