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>> sometimes they responded remove content, other times they don't. they are not ahead of the curve. i don't want to suggest that some of these larger platforms are doing nothing but it is not unreasonable for users to expect them to be doing more. >> we've got to set achievable goals. >> damien patton, once a skinhead who recruited people, is working on analogy to curb anti-semitism online. >> social media companies were the great disruptors 10 years ago. they need to be disrupted today. >> law enforcement is focused on disrupting attacks. training on how to respond. several organizations inc...

Twitter’s lawsuit is part of a broadening battle between the biggest tech companies and governments around the world over who gets to control information and how.

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Arrested in london after nhs staff found potentially faked covid vaccination records on their systems. but how easy are these passes defined? very, as it turns out, because some are advertised on facebook. i've only been searching for a matter of minutes on social media, but have already found multiple posts of people claiming to be selling nhs covert passes, along with qr codes to whoever wants them. now, what's not obvious is if you did decide to go along with these, what exactly you would get, if anything, but it is clear there are multiple keep —— multiple people claiming to sell these...

Move content in—house, and i think that from the government's point of view, selling uk plc, i think they really need to answer that question about how they would protect us as small indies in that scenario. and as chris mentioned earlier, you as an indie get to keep more of your ip when you sell to channel 4, the valuable intellectual property. that's not necessarily a benefit to the taxpayer, is it? i mean, wouldn't it be better for channel 4 to own that, and then the taxpayer owns it? well, it depends on which network you're with with channel 4. i mean, obviously the deals are structured ...