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Facebook is censoring speculation over hydroxychloroquine being used as a cure for COVID-19, even when other nations are reportedly using it as a treatment.

Sacred Heart University hosts White Ribbon Campaign, leading up to Fairfields Walk a Mile in her Shoes event, one of the items in this weeks community news.

A bipartisan coalition of senators is renewing the battle with Big Tech over legislation that intends to give news publishers more leverage to negotiate with major tech platforms such as Facebook and Google about advertising and distribution of news content.

Today is the day IT honours an unsung hero: The data backup. This is World Backup Day, a day for sitting back and reflecting on all the hours your IT team spends on honing their backup strategy, testing backup procedures and perfecting data restoration skills. In truth, for many IT leaders, this should be a

A look at North American equities heading in both directions

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California lawmakers want Google and Facebook to pay publishers for news content – the latest sign of discontent over the power of tech giants.

California lawmakers are launching a plan to force digital giants like Facebook and Google to pay publishers for news content, taking a contentious global fight to the state level.

Meta board members and senior executives named in the suit "turned a blind eye to sex/human trafficking, child sexual exploitation, and other predatory conduct occurring on Metas online platforms," the suit charged.

A shareholder lawsuit filed late Monday accuses board members of Instagram and Facebook parent Meta of shirking their duties by ignoring human and sex