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Digital advertising companies and press publishers have urged EU and UK regulators to suspend Meta Platforms' new commercial terms set to take effect on October 30. They argue these changes grant Meta extensive rights to use online content for AI-based services. The Movement for an Open Web has filed complaints with the European Commission and the UK's Competition and Markets Authority, seeking provisional measures to halt the new terms. The dispute highlights rising tensions between press publishers and AI companies accused of using copyrighted content without permission. Meta has rejected the complaints, stating the changes pertain only to its advertising products and do not alter how it accesses websites.