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Meta May Delay Business Terms as Norway Court Bars Irish Unit From Implementing Them

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Meta may push its updated business terms past Nov. 20 if publisher consultations continue, while a Norwegian court has ordered its Irish unit to hold off implementing the changes during a legal review. Communications chief Andy Stone said Oct. 28 that talks with publishers and industry groups could continue past the planned start date. If they do, Meta would postpone the revisions again. The current terms stay in force until the changes begin, and Stone gave no replacement date. The revisions affect Meta’s Commercial Terms and Self-Serve Ad Terms for businesses using its platforms. They had been set to begin Oct. 30 before Meta moved the start to Nov. 20, three weeks later. The first extension followed objections from publishers. The earlier dispute centered on automated website access.

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