Content Moderation

Amazon Makes Fresh Investment in X Amid Ad Struggles Amazon, the e-commerce giant, has recently made a significant move by reinvesting in advertising on platform X. This decision comes after…

South Sudan Lifts Ban on Facebook and TikTok: Balancing Online Safety with Public Rights South Sudan, a country plagued by violent unrest, has recently made a significant decision regarding its…

Tech Firms Urged to Take Swift Action in Removing Violent Content Following Southport Tragedy In the aftermath of the recent Southport murders, the UK government is calling upon tech firms…

RNC Seeks To Reinstate Claims Against Google Over Spam Filters The Republican National Committee (RNC) is making headlines once again as it seeks to reinstate claims against tech giant Google…

Analyzing Trump’s Executive Order on Speech Rights: A Concern for Free Speech Advocates President Trump’s recent executive order on speech rights has sparked skepticism among free speech advocates. The order,…

Brazil Challenges Meta’s Hate Speech Policy Changes Brazil has recently demanded answers from Meta, the parent company of social media giants Facebook and Instagram, over proposed policy changes that could…

Russia Slaps Google with $78 Million Fine Google, the tech giant known for its ubiquitous search engine and video platform YouTube, has recently found itself in hot water with Russian…

Meta Granted Exempt Content-Moderation Status To Top Advertisers Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has recently come under fire as documents have been revealed, shedding light on a two-tiered content-moderation system.…

Why Is Twitter Doubling Down On Political Posts? In the fast-paced realm of social media, Twitter has always been a platform that thrives on real-time information and trending topics. This…

Twitter’s New Visibility Labels Preach ‘Transparency,’ But Don’t Quell Brand-Safety Fears Twitter, one of the social media giants, has recently introduced visibility labels as part of its ongoing efforts to…