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News publishers face the danger of being forced to continue accepting unfair, and perhaps unsustainable, terms from platforms

In a boost to the Digital India Act, Australian MP Paul Fletcher on July 18 said that India would have an edge over tech giants in “bargaining dynamics” if a legislation governing revenue-sharing between social media platforms and news publishers is brought in place, said Australian MP Paul Fletcher.

Court told wild camping is not open-air recreation as park authority appeals against recent ban

A judge previously ruled that people do not have the right to camp overnight on Dartmoor Commons with landowners’ permission.

Farmers Alexander and Diana Darwall brought the successful legal challenge against the DNPA, claiming some campers cause problems to livestock.

Dartmoor National Park Authority is preparing to appeal against court decision to overturn right to wild camp

In January, a judge concluded that a nearly 40-year-old piece of legislation did not provide a right to wild camp on Dartmoor.

A bitter dispute between a millionaire hedge fund boss and the campers he has banned from pitching on the land he owns is reaching boiling point, Matt Mathers reports

A judge’s decision making it unlawful to pitch a tent on the moors without the landowner’s permission is set to spark a wave of right-to-roam protests

Alexander and Diana Darwall said wild campers on their land caused livestock and environmental problems

Alexander and Diana Darwall had argued that some wild campers on their land caused problems to livestock and the environment.