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Julia Gillard leads a chorus of high-profile women demanding action to stop online abuse Former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard among 200 other high-profile women are calling for social media CEOs to take action to stop online abuse. Crystal WuDigital Reporter July 2, 2021 - 10:15AM Hundreds of high profile women have signed an open letter to Facebook, Google, Tik Tok and Twitter CEOs calling for them to prioritise the safety of women. The open letter organised by the Web Foundation has been signed by hundreds of women. They include former Australia PM Julia Gillard, former New Zealan...

Twitter, Google, FB pledge to protect women online ​ By IANS | ​ 0 Views Women spending 1/6th of their day on social media: Survey.. Image Source: IANS News Paris, July 2 : Tech firms like Twitter, Google, Facebook and TikTok have committed to tackle online abuse and enhance security for women on their respective platforms. The pledge came after consultations with the World Wide Web Foundation (WWWF). "During our consultations on online gender-based violence and abuse, women expressed a need for greater control over who can comment or reply to their posts, as well as more choice over wh...

التحرش: نساء بارزات يطالبن بالعمل على وضع حد للإساءات عبر السوشال ميديا ميغا موهان 2 يوليو/ تموز 2021، 03:27 GMT وقّع عدد من النساء البارزات رسالة مفتوحة تطالب باتخاذ إجراءات حقيقية للتصدي للإساءات التي ترتكب بحق النساء عبر منصات وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي. وكان من بين الموقعّات على هذه الرسالة رئيسة الوزراء الأسترالية السابقة، جوليا ج�...

URL copied Image Source : PTI Tech firms like Twitter, Google, Facebook and TikTok have committed to tackle online abuse and enhance security for women on their respective platforms. Tech firms like Twitter, Google, Facebook and TikTok have committed to tackle online abuse and enhance security for women on their respective platforms. The pledge came after consultations with the World Wide Web Foundation (WWWF). "During our consultations on online gender-based violence and abuse, women expressed a need for greater control over who can comment or reply to thei...

Auf diesem Rechner entwarf Sir Tim Berners-Lee das Internet. (Foto: Philip Toscano/PA Wire/dpa) Ende der 80er Jahre schreibt der Informatiker Berners-Lee einen Vorschlag für ein neues Informationssystem, aus dem später das Internet hervorgeht. Nun sollen die Originaldateien bei einer Auktion versteigert werden. Das US-Auktionshaus Sotheby's will den Quellcode für das Internet versteigern. Bei dem ersten digitalen Artefakt, das jemals von Sotheby's versteigert wird, handele es sich um die Originaldateien von Sir Tim Berners-Lee von 1989 mit entsprechendem Zeitstempel und Unterschrift, wie S...