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Disclosure of censored content and accounts. Publishing directives received from governments. Fines and bans for non-compliance. Last Tuesday, the Australian Parliament’s Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media proposed these and other measures in a new report to counter the “real, pervasive, and growing threat” of foreign interference through social media.
Social media companies could face hefty fines or be banned by the Home Affairs Minister in recommendations made by a senate committee into foreign interference on digital platforms.
The Senate inquiry into foreign interference via social media has called for tech companies to be required to maintain a physical presence in Australia.
A committee in Australia monitoring the use of social media as a means of foreign interference in the country highlighted in its findings that social media...
If the House wants to make America more competitive, we need to put an end to CCP influence shell games and pass the Disclosing Foreign Influence in Lobbying Act.