Tag: #Venezuela #AIJournalism #PressFreedom #DigitalActivism #HumanRights

Serbian Spyware's Alarming Reach: Targeting Activists and Journalists

In an alarming revelation, Amnesty International has reported that the Serbian government has been employing sophisticated spyware, known as NoviSpy, to surveil and extract data from the personal devices of journalists and activists. This revelation raises serious concerns regarding human rights and freedom of expression, particularly in Eastern Europe where such practices can stifle dissent […]

Krakow Radio Station Replaces Journalists with AI Presenters

In a momentous shift for the media landscape, a radio station in Krakow, Poland, has begun employing artificial intelligence to replace human journalists, igniting a heated debate about the future of journalism and employment within the industry. OFF Radio Krakow has announced its relaunch with a new lineup of AI-generated presenters, signaling what the station […]

Unilever Sells Russian Business After Pressure From Campaigners

In a decisive move following intense scrutiny and pressure from various campaigners, Unilever has officially divested its Russian operations. The multinational company, recognized for its popular brands such as Dove and Ben & Jerry’s, has sold its subsidiary to Arnest Group, a local manufacturer specializing in cosmetics, household products, and perfumes. This sale includes not […]

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. […]

AI News Anchors Protect Journalists in Venezuela Amidst Government Crackdown

In an innovative move to support press freedom in Venezuela, a project called ‘Operation Retweet’ has been launched by Connectas, a Colombia-based organization. This initiative utilizes artificial intelligence to create realistic news anchors—named El Pana and La Chama—to deliver news without putting real journalists at risk of government repression. With the Venezuelan government intensifying its […]

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