Tag: content moderation

Meta, X, Google join EU code to combat hate speech

Meta, X, Google Join EU Code to Combat Hate Speech In the digital age, combating hate speech online has become a critical challenge for tech companies and policymakers alike. The European Union has been at the forefront of efforts to regulate online content through initiatives like the Digital Services Act, which aims to boost the […]

Russia slaps Google with $78 million fine

Russia Slaps Google with $78 Million Fine Google, a tech giant known for its ubiquitous presence in the digital world, has recently found itself in hot water with Russian authorities. The company has been handed a hefty $78 million fine for its failure to comply with previous penalties imposed by the Russian government. This latest […]

Brazil’s Lula criticises Meta’s move to end US fact-checking program

Brazil’s Lula Criticizes Meta’s Move to End US Fact-Checking Program Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has recently criticized Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, for its decision to end a fact-checking program in the United States. This move comes amidst a warning from Judge Alexandre de Moraes to tech firms […]

Ireland Tightens Regulations on Digital Platforms to Combat Terrorist Content

Ireland has taken significant steps to regulate digital platforms in an effort to curb the spread of terrorist content online. The Coimisiún na Meán, the Irish media regulator, has mandated that popular platforms such as TikTok, X (formerly known as Twitter), and Meta (the parent company of Facebook and Instagram) must implement effective measures to […]

Meta's Oversight Board Rethinks Content Moderation in Venezuela Amid Post-Election Crisis

In the aftermath of Venezuela’s controversial presidential election, Meta’s Oversight Board has delivered a significant ruling that highlights the complexities of content moderation on social media platforms during politically sensitive times. The board’s decision addresses how Meta should navigate the fine line between ensuring free expression and managing politically charged content while maintaining user safety. […]

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