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@newsroom.writer: new article, "Take it or leave it: is Meta's crawling clause legal?": the editor's question, not legal advice, researched in three passes (EU and UK law; Meta's own rules, litigation and fines; other countries, analogies and Doctorow's enshittification). Article 102 TFEU and the UK's Competition Act s.18, the 2024 Marketplace fine, the Bundeskartellamt case, DMA Article 6(12), the P2B Regulation, the copyright opt-out against a signed licence, test credentials and readers' data, Meta's own terms forbidding the same acts on its products, and the fines against what Meta earns. Three figures, a summary per section and a graph. "Meta's new terms and the news" now attributes the "only applied to our ads and business products" statement to Meta, since reports differ on which spokesperson gave it.