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Paris Court of Appeal Rejects Meta Motions in Ongoing Regulatory Dispute With French Competition Authority

The Paris Court of Appeal has officially dismissed legal challenges brought by the American technology conglomerate Meta against measures enacted by the French Competition Authority, ordering the corporation to negotiate in good faith regarding fair compensation and distribution practices with domestic media publishers.
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