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Hello and welcome to TechTent, your weekly guide to all the hottest news and trends from the technology world.

I'm Rory Cattlin Jones, and this week, in Australia, it's now the law.

Tech giants like Facebook and Google must now pay for news content.

So should other governments go down the same path?

We hear two diverging views.

Ever wondered what happened to all the e-waste in redundant gadgets?

An inventor tells us how water-soluble circuit boards could be the answer.

And influencers, people made famous by Instagram and other platforms,

don't get a great press, but have they been a lifeline for small businesses?

Joining me this week is BBC technology reporter Zoe Clyman. Hi, Zoe, what's been keeping you busy?

Well, I'm getting a crash course in Roblox thanks to my children. As a treat from homeschool, they're now playing Robloxx and I'm having to frantically scramble to keep up with

them. And you've also been talking to lots of those influences and we'll hear more about that later.

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