Tag: #Cybersecurity #ElectionIntegrity #Disinformation #VoterAwareness #DigitalDemocracy

Google claims censorship under Biden, vows to restore banned YouTube accounts

Google Claims Censorship Under Biden, Vows to Restore Banned YouTube Accounts Google has announced it will allow YouTube accounts previously banned for political speech to be reinstated, citing concerns over censorship under the Biden administration. The tech giant’s move comes amidst growing scrutiny over the role of social media companies in moderating content and the […]

Meta and Google to block political ads in EU under new regulations

Meta and Google to Block Political Ads in EU Under New Regulations Media groups seek urgent guidance on what qualifies as political advertising under new EU rules. The landscape of digital advertising is set to undergo a significant shift in the European Union as tech giants Meta and Google have announced plans to block political […]

Nepal lifts social media ban after protests

Nepal Lifts Social Media Ban After Protests In a significant turn of events, Nepal has decided to lift its ban on social media platforms following widespread youth-led protests across the nation. The ban, which was imposed amidst rising tensions, sparked outrage among the population, with many accusing officials of using it as a tool to […]

Netherlands regulator presses tech firms over election disinformation

Netherlands Regulator Cracks Down on Tech Giants Amid Election Disinformation Concerns In the digital age, the spread of misinformation and disinformation poses a significant threat to the integrity of democratic processes around the world. As the Netherlands gears up for its upcoming October election, the country’s regulatory authorities have set their sights on major tech […]

Article 19 report finds Belarus’s ‘anti-extremism’ laws threaten digital rights

Belarus’s Anti-Extremism Laws Threaten Digital Rights A recent report by Article 19 has shed light on the oppressive nature of Belarus’s ‘anti-extremist’ and ‘anti-terrorist’ laws, revealing how these regulations pose a serious threat to digital rights in the country. The report uncovers a troubling pattern in which individuals are targeted and prosecuted for online criticism, […]

Google AI Mode raises fears over control of news

Google AI Mode Raises Fears Over Control of News Critics are sounding the alarm as Google’s new AI mode raises concerns over the tech giant’s increasing control over the news that users see. With the rise of artificial intelligence in curating and disseminating information, there is a growing fear that Google’s algorithms could potentially manipulate […]

AI fake news surge tests EU Digital Services Act

AI Fake News Surge Tests EU Digital Services Act Fact-checkers across Europe are facing a formidable challenge as the proliferation of AI-generated hoaxes continues to overwhelm online platforms. This surge in fake news has prompted experts to advocate for more robust enforcement measures under the EU’s Digital Services Act. The Digital Services Act, proposed by […]

UNESCO pushes for digital trust at WSIS+20

UNESCO Pushes for Digital Trust at WSIS+20 Digital platforms are reshaping how we experience truth, trust, and crisis, and global leaders are racing to ensure these systems serve the public good rather than deepen societal divides. In the ever-changing landscape of the digital world, ensuring trust and reliability is paramount. This is why organizations like […]

Taiwan leads in AI defence of democracy

Taiwan Leads in AI Defense of Democracy In the ever-changing landscape of global politics and technology, the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in safeguarding democratic processes has become increasingly vital. As nations grapple with the challenges of ensuring free and fair elections in the digital age, Taiwan has emerged as a leading force in leveraging […]

A Letter from Latin America

A Letter from Latin America: Government Leaders’ Battle Against Media In the realm of media and journalism, a troubling trend has emerged in Latin America. Government leaders across the region are increasingly targeting journalists and media outlets, seeking to portray them as enemies in an effort to control the narrative and silence criticism. This worrisome […]

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