Meta Signals Another Delay to Controversial Business Terms Amid Publisher Pushback

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Meta says it may postpone the rollout of its new business terms beyond November 20th after publishers raised objections about AI training. Communications head Andy Stone said on X that the company does not plan policy changes without full consultation with industry groups and leaders. The terms were originally due to take effect on October 30th and seemed to permit Meta to train its AI models on content from news sites using Facebook and Instagram. Meta later revised the policy to drop wording that suggested such training on scraped site content, following criticism from the news sector.

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