Social media companies paid a school district more than its annual budget to avoid trial
By Ana Maria Constantin The financial terms of the Breathitt County social media settlement have been disclosed for the first time. Meta is paying $9 million. Snap and TikTok are each paying $8 million. YouTube negotiated a payout of slightly more than $2 million. The combined $27 million is 8% more than the Kentucky school district’s $25 million annual […] This story continues at The Next Web
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