The move follows a joint petition submitted to the Presidency by the Nigerian Press Organisation (NPO).
In a statement on Monday, FCCPC’s Director of Corporate Affairs, Ondaje Ijagwu, said the probe will examine claims of anti‑competitive behavior, unfair market conduct, and unauthorized use of news content by the tech giants.
The FCCPC added that Generative AI platforms will also be scrutinized for similar concerns, noting that big tech companies are now firmly under regulatory radar after years of complaints from Nigerian media organisations.
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In a statement on Monday, FCCPC’s Director of Corporate Affairs, Ondaje Ijagwu, said the probe will examine claims of anti‑competitive behavior, unfair market conduct, and unauthorized use of news content by the tech giants.
The FCCPC added that Generative AI platforms will also be scrutinized for similar concerns, noting that big tech companies are now firmly under regulatory radar after years of complaints from Nigerian media organisations.
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Tpain on the beat. Please let's tackle insecurity.
ReplyDeleteMiscommunication feeds insecurity. Exploiting people's content and robbing honest labourers of their work is corporate insecurity also. With the hundreds arrested and thousands freed over the last few weeks, insecurity is also being tackled. God give us more success.
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