Facebook is offering media outlets $3 million a year to publish their articles

jinathjemi66666

Facebook is offering millions of dollars to media outlets to include their content in a special section, which has not yet been released, of the social network. Zuckerberg's social network has spoken to Bloomberg, The Washington Post, ABC News and The Wall Street Journal to have the rights to their articles. The section is expected to land by the end of the year. Discover more stories on Business Insider Spain . After playing an active role in  fake news  and misinformation, Facebook is offering millions of dollars to media outlets to have the rights to their articles and thus be able to include them in a special section of the social network , as indicated by The Wall Street Journal .

The American newspaper, which cites several anonymous sources, says that Facebook has presented the offer to publications including Bloomberg, The Washington Post, ABC News and the Dow Jones . According to the report, the social Middle East Phone Number List  network of Mark Zuckerberg, CEO and president of Facebook, would be willing to pay $3 million a year to have the rights to the articles. Read more:  WhatsApp and Instagram could change their names: this is the reason It is expected that this new section where the articles will be included will arrive at the end of the year, but we do not have more information .



The American edition of Business Insider contacted Facebook, but did not receive further details on the matter.The problem with this disease is that it is becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics such as azithromycin, which are used to treat gonorrhea. Therefore, to prevent gonorrhea from becoming untreatable, many specialists around the world are recommending to their patients that, as long as they do not have other health problems, they lead a normal life and wait for shigellosis to complete its unpleasant course: the infection causes stomach cramps and diarrhea with blood and mucus. 4. Lymphogranuloma venereum Sexually Transmitted Disease. This STD can be caused by unusual strains of chlamydia. It can be detected as a pimple, blister or genital ulcer that then invades the lymphatic system.