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Australia’s eSafety regulator has filed civil proceedings against Telegram, seeking up to A$54.6 million for hosting terrorist content. The case highlights the growing tension between tech platforms and government regulators over content moderation.
YouTube has appealed a landmark social media addiction verdict, arguing it is not a social media platform. The company's legal team is attempting to distinguish its platform from traditional social media sites like Facebook and Instagram.
Google, Meta, Spotify, and Sony have taken Belgium to the EU court over a controversial copyright law that mandates platforms to pay creators beyond what the EU intended.
This article explains the concept of AI governance and the critical balance between innovation and oversight as AI systems become more powerful and disruptive.
Meta is lobbying Congress for legal immunity from lawsuits accusing its platforms of harming children. The company's efforts highlight growing tensions between tech firms and regulatory scrutiny over child safety.
China has formalized stricter outbound investment rules, particularly targeting foreign tech acquisitions, following the reversal of Meta’s Manus deal. The move reflects a broader push for national tech security and strategic control.
Learn how to build a simulation tool that models the fee calculation system proposed under the UK's Online Safety Act using Python.
