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Will Congress force Big Tech to do more to protect children online? - Vimarsana News

Will Congress force Big Tech to do more to protect children online?

Members of Congress are growing increasingly frustrated with Big Tech and what many lawmakers believe is lip service to concerns about how social media sites…

Source: wtop.com
Facebook's profound ugliness | Kingston/Frontenac This Week - Vimarsana News

Facebook's profound ugliness | Kingston/Frontenac This Week

The CEOs of five major tech companies just went down in flames so badly before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, over social media’s impact on children, that they might have a future as Ivy League college presidents.

'We need to rein them in': Lawmakers rail against social media CEOs, but is there any regulation in sight? - Vimarsana News

'We need to rein them in': Lawmakers rail against social media CEOs, but is there any regulation in sight?

Lawmakers across the political aisle on Capitol Hill agreed that Big Tech CEOs have not enough to safeguard children on social media following Senate hearing.

Source: yahoo.com
Facebook's profound ugliness | The Community Press - Vimarsana News

Facebook's profound ugliness | The Community Press

The CEOs of five major tech companies just went down in flames so badly before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, over social media’s impact on children, that they might have a future as Ivy League college presidents.

Social Media CEOs Were Grilled By Lawmakers—But Don't Expect Anything To Change - Vimarsana News

Social Media CEOs Were Grilled By Lawmakers—But Don't Expect Anything To Change

Lawmakers have previously taken the viewpoint that they don't want to regulate the tech firms. There is little reason to believe it is any different now.

Source: forbes.com