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Advertisement Continue Reading Below Reset Australia, who were involved in the consultation process, has already referred to the code as ‘pointless,’ specifying that an independent public regulator should replace it. Chris Cooper, the executive director of Reset Australia, has stated that: “This code attempts to suggest it can help “empower consumers to make better informed choices,” when the real problem is the algorithms used by Facebook and others actively promote disinformation, because that’s what keeps users engaged.” What Is The Code? The code aims to reduce user behavior...

The code, prepared by the Digital Industry Group Inc (DiGi), a non-profit industry association, will be reviewed in 12 months, reports ZDNet.The

New digital industry code to limit spread of misinformation Tech companies including Twitter, Google, Facebook and Microsoft adopt new voluntary code to help prevent spread of disinformation and misinformation A new industry code has been launched aimed at reducing misinformation on digital platforms. It comes in the wake of the Digital Platforms inquiry, conducted by the Australian Communications and Consumer Commission (ACCC), into the dominance of the platforms and the News Media Bargaining Code currently in parliament. “This new code of practice has seen a diverse set of digital compani...

FB, Google, Microsoft adopt Australian misinformation code By IANS|   Published: 22nd February 2021 9:16 am IST Sydney, Feb 22 : Top tech giants like Facebook, Google, Microsoft, TikTok and Twitter have have agreed on adopt the Australian Code of Practice on Disinformation and Misinformation that aims to address the spread of fake news and disinformation on online platforms. The code, prepared by the Digital Industry Group Inc (DiGi), a non-profit industry association, will be reviewed in 12 months, reports ZDNet. The code will apply to certain products and services that are delivered to end...

The code, prepared by the Digital Industry Group Inc (DiGi), a non-profit industry association, will be reviewed in 12 months, reports ZDNet.The