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X Removes Election Misinformation Reporting Feature Ahead of 2024
X (formerly Twitter) disabled the ability for users to report election misinformation, raising concerns about platform integrity.
Read full articleIndia's BJP Uses WhatsApp Networks for Political Messaging
Investigation reveals BJP's sophisticated WhatsApp pyramid model for spreading political content to millions of Indian voters.
Read full articleMeta Faces Scrutiny Over BJP Hate Speech Handling in India
Documents show Facebook executives avoided punishing India's ruling BJP party for hate speech and propaganda on the platform.
Read full articleRussian, Chinese State Media See 70% Engagement Boost on X
State media from Russia, China, and Iran experienced significant engagement increases after X removed 'state-affiliated' labels.
Read full articleLinda Yaccarino Reflects on First 100 Days as X CEO
X's CEO discusses challenges of public scrutiny and working with Elon Musk while trying to win back advertisers to the platform.
Read full articleGoogle Agrees to Pay $74M Annually to Canadian News Publishers
Google reaches agreement with Canada over Online News Act, agreeing to pay news companies approximately $74 million per year.
Read full articlePlex Users Alarmed by Privacy Breach in 'Week in Review' Emails
Plex's opt-out 'Discover Together' feature exposed users' viewing habits to friends without clear consent, sparking privacy concerns.
Read full articleAmazon Faces FTC Antitrust Lawsuit Over Monopoly Power Claims
FTC and 17 states sue Amazon for allegedly using monopoly power to raise prices and harm competitors through anti-competitive practices.
Read full articleX Removes Election Misinformation Reporting Feature Ahead of 2024
X (formerly Twitter) disabled the ability for users to report election misinformation, raising concerns about platform integrity.
Read full articleIndia's BJP Uses WhatsApp Networks for Political Messaging
Investigation reveals BJP's sophisticated WhatsApp pyramid model for spreading political content to millions of Indian voters.
Read full articleMeta Faces Scrutiny Over BJP Hate Speech Handling in India
Documents show Facebook executives avoided punishing India's ruling BJP party for hate speech and propaganda on the platform.
Read full articleRussian, Chinese State Media See 70% Engagement Boost on X
State media from Russia, China, and Iran experienced significant engagement increases after X removed 'state-affiliated' labels.
Read full articleLinda Yaccarino Reflects on First 100 Days as X CEO
X's CEO discusses challenges of public scrutiny and working with Elon Musk while trying to win back advertisers to the platform.
Read full articleGoogle Agrees to Pay $74M Annually to Canadian News Publishers
Google reaches agreement with Canada over Online News Act, agreeing to pay news companies approximately $74 million per year.
Read full articlePlex Users Alarmed by Privacy Breach in 'Week in Review' Emails
Plex's opt-out 'Discover Together' feature exposed users' viewing habits to friends without clear consent, sparking privacy concerns.
Read full articleAmazon Faces FTC Antitrust Lawsuit Over Monopoly Power Claims
FTC and 17 states sue Amazon for allegedly using monopoly power to raise prices and harm competitors through anti-competitive practices.
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