Meta, TikTok, and Google oppose Indonesia's AI copyright bill
11/11/2026 — 11/11, 22:15·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Reuters via The Next Web reports that Meta and TikTok joined Google at an Indonesian parliamentary hearing on Wednesday to oppose a draft re…
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According to a Reuters report carried by The Next Web, on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Meta and TikTok joined Google at an Indonesian parliamentary hearing in Jakarta to argue against planned revisions to the country's copyright law. The proposed bill would require digital platforms to compensate publishers for displaying news content, and it would also establish rules governing AI. The report notes that if the bill passes, Indonesia would become the first country to take such a step, though the remainder of that passage was cut off in the available material. As of this report, the matter has progressed to the point of a parliamentary hearing in which all three companies aligned in opposition to the draft. No further details are available yet on whether the legislation will advance or what comes next.
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Meta and TikTok joined Google at an Indonesian parliamentary hearing on Wednesday to oppose planned revisions to the country's copyright law, Reuters reported. The bill would require digital platforms to compensate publishers for news content and would set rules for AI.
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