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As Meta Ditches Fact-Checking, Here's How Zuckerberg Bends Knee To Trump
Meta's decision to abandon its fact-checking program and adopt a crowdsourced model emphasising "free expression" has sparked an intense debate about its implications for misinformation and hate speech online.
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Meta Shelves Fact-Checking Program in US, Adopts X-Like ‘Community Notes’ Model
For Meta, this move is its biggest overhaul of its approach to managing political content on its services in recent memory and comes as CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been signaling a desire to mend fences with the incoming administration.
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"Your Body, My Choice": Hate Speech Against Women Rises After Trump's Win
The phrase "your body, my choice" is a twisted reference to "my body, my choice," a slogan widely used by women advocating for reproductive rights.
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Watch: Controversial US Influencer Gifts Donald Trump A Tesla Cybertruck, Elon Musk Reacts
The gifts, valued at over $60,000, may pose legal challenges for Trump due to exceeding federal campaign contribution limits.
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Thinking of Breaking Up With Twitter? Here’s the Right Way to Do It
Elon Musk recently reinstated the Twitter accounts of former US President Donald Trump and Kanye West, weeks after he fired a majority of the company's workforce. Last week, several engineers exited the firm after an ultimatum from Musk to face “extremely hardcore” working conditions at Twitter. If you are concerned about safety on Twitter, her...
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US Supreme Court Puts Hold on Texas Law Barring Social Media From Censoring Posts
The US Supreme Court has put back a controversial Texas law on hold. The law barred social media platforms from "censoring" posts based on viewpoints and make it a crime for social media platforms to curb hate speech or bigoted tirades, or even point out when posts are demonstrably false.
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Twitter Says Testing How Misinformation Labels Can Be More Obvious, Direct
Twitter is rethinking how the labels it applies to misinformation look and work, its head of site integrity told Reuters in an interview, as the social media company tries to make these interventions more obvious and cut its reaction times.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs Set to Testify at October 28 US Senate Hearing
The CEOs of technology giants Facebook, Google and Twitter are expected to testify for an October 28 Senate hearing on tech companies’ control over hate speech and misinformation on their platforms.
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Facebook Bans US Ads That Call Voting Fraud Widespread or Election Invalid
Facebook on Wednesday banned ads on its website and Instagram that claim widespread voting fraud, suggest US election results would be invalid, or attack any method of voting.
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PlayStation Suspends Advertising on Facebook and Instagram, Joins #StopHateForProfit Campaign
PlayStation, Sony’s flagship video game division, has become the latest major brand to join hundreds others as it temporarily stops advertising on Facebook and Instagram.
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YouTube Shuts Down Far-Right Channels Over Hate Speech
YouTube on Monday shut down six far-right channels for violating rules against "supremacist" content, booting videos by David Duke, Stefan Molyneux and Richard Spencer.
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Reddit Bans r/The_Donald Group Amid Broad Social Media Crackdown
Reddit on Monday shut down r/The_Donald, a forum which long served as a popular online home base for fans of President Donald Trump, saying it violated the site's hate speech rules.
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Civil Rights Groups Call for 'Pause' on Facebook Ads
Several civil rights and other advocacy groups are calling on large advertisers to stop Facebook ad campaigns during July because they say the social network isn't doing enough to curtail racist and violent content on its platform.
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"I Am Least Racist Person Anywhere In The World," Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump denounced the "horrors" of slavery in a speech Tuesday marking the birth of US democracy, but an interruption by a heckler accusing him of "hate" underlined how many Americans now see him as openly racist.
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Twitter Says Trump's Tweet Didn't Violate Rules Against Racism, But Won't Say Why
Twitter's new policy for holding powerful leaders to account for engaging in hate speech and harassment received its first major test this weekend when President Donald Trump called on several Democratic members of Congress to "go back" to their countries - prompting widespread allegations of racism against women of color.
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As Meta Ditches Fact-Checking, Here's How Zuckerberg Bends Knee To Trump
Meta's decision to abandon its fact-checking program and adopt a crowdsourced model emphasising "free expression" has sparked an intense debate about its implications for misinformation and hate speech online.
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Meta Shelves Fact-Checking Program in US, Adopts X-Like ‘Community Notes’ Model
For Meta, this move is its biggest overhaul of its approach to managing political content on its services in recent memory and comes as CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been signaling a desire to mend fences with the incoming administration.
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"Your Body, My Choice": Hate Speech Against Women Rises After Trump's Win
The phrase "your body, my choice" is a twisted reference to "my body, my choice," a slogan widely used by women advocating for reproductive rights.
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Watch: Controversial US Influencer Gifts Donald Trump A Tesla Cybertruck, Elon Musk Reacts
The gifts, valued at over $60,000, may pose legal challenges for Trump due to exceeding federal campaign contribution limits.
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Thinking of Breaking Up With Twitter? Here’s the Right Way to Do It
Elon Musk recently reinstated the Twitter accounts of former US President Donald Trump and Kanye West, weeks after he fired a majority of the company's workforce. Last week, several engineers exited the firm after an ultimatum from Musk to face “extremely hardcore” working conditions at Twitter. If you are concerned about safety on Twitter, her...
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US Supreme Court Puts Hold on Texas Law Barring Social Media From Censoring Posts
The US Supreme Court has put back a controversial Texas law on hold. The law barred social media platforms from "censoring" posts based on viewpoints and make it a crime for social media platforms to curb hate speech or bigoted tirades, or even point out when posts are demonstrably false.
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Twitter Says Testing How Misinformation Labels Can Be More Obvious, Direct
Twitter is rethinking how the labels it applies to misinformation look and work, its head of site integrity told Reuters in an interview, as the social media company tries to make these interventions more obvious and cut its reaction times.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs Set to Testify at October 28 US Senate Hearing
The CEOs of technology giants Facebook, Google and Twitter are expected to testify for an October 28 Senate hearing on tech companies’ control over hate speech and misinformation on their platforms.
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Facebook Bans US Ads That Call Voting Fraud Widespread or Election Invalid
Facebook on Wednesday banned ads on its website and Instagram that claim widespread voting fraud, suggest US election results would be invalid, or attack any method of voting.
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PlayStation Suspends Advertising on Facebook and Instagram, Joins #StopHateForProfit Campaign
PlayStation, Sony’s flagship video game division, has become the latest major brand to join hundreds others as it temporarily stops advertising on Facebook and Instagram.
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YouTube Shuts Down Far-Right Channels Over Hate Speech
YouTube on Monday shut down six far-right channels for violating rules against "supremacist" content, booting videos by David Duke, Stefan Molyneux and Richard Spencer.
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Reddit Bans r/The_Donald Group Amid Broad Social Media Crackdown
Reddit on Monday shut down r/The_Donald, a forum which long served as a popular online home base for fans of President Donald Trump, saying it violated the site's hate speech rules.
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Civil Rights Groups Call for 'Pause' on Facebook Ads
Several civil rights and other advocacy groups are calling on large advertisers to stop Facebook ad campaigns during July because they say the social network isn't doing enough to curtail racist and violent content on its platform.
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"I Am Least Racist Person Anywhere In The World," Says Donald Trump
President Donald Trump denounced the "horrors" of slavery in a speech Tuesday marking the birth of US democracy, but an interruption by a heckler accusing him of "hate" underlined how many Americans now see him as openly racist.
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Twitter Says Trump's Tweet Didn't Violate Rules Against Racism, But Won't Say Why
Twitter's new policy for holding powerful leaders to account for engaging in hate speech and harassment received its first major test this weekend when President Donald Trump called on several Democratic members of Congress to "go back" to their countries - prompting widespread allegations of racism against women of color.
