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Instagram Most Popular News Source Among Teens in UK, Reveals Ofcom Report
Instagram is the most popular news source among UK teenagers, followed by TikTok and YouTube, reveals a report by watchdog Ofcom. Meanwhile, only a quarter of teens receive their news from BBC One and BBC Two, traditionally the most popular sources among teens.
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UK to Make Social Media Platforms Responsible for Harmful Content: Report
Britain's regulator Ofcom will make social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter responsible for harmful content on their platforms, the BBC said on Wednesday.
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Private Messages Of 81,000 Facebook Users Leaked Online: Report
Hackers have gained access to private messages of nearly 120 million Facebook accounts and already published such messages from 81,000 accounts for generating money, the BBC reported.
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'I'm So Through With This': BBC Dad Laments Online Fame
An academic who became a global internet sensation when his children interrupted a live television interview lamented the perils of online fame Wednesday, telling reporters: "I'm so through with this."
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Syrian Child Refugees Making Clothes For Famous British Brands In Turkey: Report
Syrian refugee children have been working in factories in Turkey making clothes for British high street retailer Marks & Spencer and online store ASOS, an investigation by BBC Panorama found.
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BBC Reports Own Websites Hit By Cyber Attack
The BBC's online services, including its news website and iPlayer catch-up TV platform, were taken down on Thursday by a large web attack, the British broadcaster reported.
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Amazon's warehouse conditions could cause mental illness: report
Workers at online retailing giant Amazon's warehouses are exposed to conditions that could cause "mental and physical illness".
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Instagram Most Popular News Source Among Teens in UK, Reveals Ofcom Report
Instagram is the most popular news source among UK teenagers, followed by TikTok and YouTube, reveals a report by watchdog Ofcom. Meanwhile, only a quarter of teens receive their news from BBC One and BBC Two, traditionally the most popular sources among teens.
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UK to Make Social Media Platforms Responsible for Harmful Content: Report
Britain's regulator Ofcom will make social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter responsible for harmful content on their platforms, the BBC said on Wednesday.
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Private Messages Of 81,000 Facebook Users Leaked Online: Report
Hackers have gained access to private messages of nearly 120 million Facebook accounts and already published such messages from 81,000 accounts for generating money, the BBC reported.
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'I'm So Through With This': BBC Dad Laments Online Fame
An academic who became a global internet sensation when his children interrupted a live television interview lamented the perils of online fame Wednesday, telling reporters: "I'm so through with this."
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Syrian Child Refugees Making Clothes For Famous British Brands In Turkey: Report
Syrian refugee children have been working in factories in Turkey making clothes for British high street retailer Marks & Spencer and online store ASOS, an investigation by BBC Panorama found.
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BBC Reports Own Websites Hit By Cyber Attack
The BBC's online services, including its news website and iPlayer catch-up TV platform, were taken down on Thursday by a large web attack, the British broadcaster reported.
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Amazon's warehouse conditions could cause mental illness: report
Workers at online retailing giant Amazon's warehouses are exposed to conditions that could cause "mental and physical illness".
