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Canada Follows Jokowi's Rules, Google Finally Wants to Pay Photo: REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann - After months of arguing, Google is finally willing to comply with the 'Online News Act' regulations that apply in Canada. This means that Google will unblock news content in Canada.  The search engine giant agreed to pay US$ 100 million or around Rp. 1.5 billion per year to media companies in Canada, quoted from CBC, Thursday (30/11/2023).  Inside sources told Radio-Canada and CBC News that Google and the Canadian government reached common ground and agreed to a deal on news payments earlier this week.  "Many doubt our efforts will be successful. However, I believe we will find a middle ground with Google," a government representative told reporters outside the House of Commons.  Previously, the Canadian government asked Google to pay US$ 172 million, based on the portion of revenue the Mountain View giant earned from news content.  However, Google estimates the n

Rules at the Sheikh Zayed Solo Mosque   Rules at the Sheikh Zayed Solo Mosque   Solo - Sheikh Zayed Solo Grand Mosque will soon be opened to the public in the near future.  The plan, the mosque be opened to the public as of March 1, 2023. Well, so that it does not disappear, there are rules that must be known by the congregation or visitors.  One of the most different is, this mosque prohibits all forms of infaq or donations. Operational Director of the Sheikh Zayed Solo Masjid, Munajat explained that his party did not accept all forms of donations, ranging from zakat, infaq and alms.  All operating costs have been borne by the United Arab Emirates (UAE). @wise the special "so that the community of worship concentration.  Because coincidence here has been funded by the UAE. The amount is almost almost financed, all operations," he explained to Tribunso.com, Friday (24/2/2023). Apart from the UAE government there are also several budget components financed from the sta