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Google’s monopolistic position in the digital landscape may finally be coming to an end

There are fears the laws against mis- and disinformaiton being engineered by the Albanese government could see individuals hauled before a watchdog able to issue huge fines.

Major brands are paying for ads on these sites and funding the latest wave of clickbait, according to a new report.

"There are other big questions hanging over the program, like whether it has actually helped stave off the collapse of newsrooms."

In a recent ruling, Meta's Oversight Board recommends a protocol to balance considerations related to conflict-related content.

The social media site has less than a month to respond or face fines of AU$700,000 ($474,670) a day.

Researchers or journalists who responsibly collect and analyze publicly available data from social media sites would receive legal protections if they adhere to privacy, security and public interest work requirements.

The draft regulation released in April is part of a large game of tech industry whack-a-mole.

Your the platform itself. they werent talking about kitchen table issues. i also remind desantis and his team, the average republican primary voter is on the older side. they are largely 50 plus. that is not an audience that is in twitter spaces talking about tech policy and ems elon musks greatest grievances. they need to recalibrate, go back to kitchen table issues, to economic policy, because it was not a winning campaign launch. >> who do you think biden or his team seizes the bigger threat ...

One of the most complex copyright cases in years goes to trial next month. Proposed yet disputed jury instructions currently run to 243 pages.