( October 28, 2026, 09:19 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: Meta is facing legal action from 10 Norwegian media organizations, which say its new terms for Facebook and Instagram business accounts could allow it to collect articles, images and videos from their websites without permission, including content kept behind a paywall. The content could be used to train Meta's AI capabilities, the group said, asking the Oslo District Court for an interim injunction blocking the terms pending a ruling on their legality. Among the applicants are public broadcaster NRK, news agency NTB and media groups Schibsted, Amedia, Polaris and Aller. Meta has already announced a pause on the new terms, with a new launch date of Nov. 20 now set.Official statement below:Norske mediehus går til retten for å stoppe Meta...
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