Media & Big Tech

‘They are taking a stand for newsrooms that reflect the diversity of the communities they are reporting for,’ a union official said.

eSafety Commissioner said those apps make it simple and cost-free for the perpetrator while inflicting incalculable devastation on victims.

‘We’re losing our resiliency as a nation,’ a cybersecurity consultant said.

Ofcom uncovered ‘a number of failings’ in TikTok’s data governance processes including insufficient checks and delays in reporting and fixing the error.

‘Pornographic videos make up 98 percent of the deepfake material currently online,’ said eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant.

Failure to respond could see services fined up to $782,500 a day.

Vice president of the Privacy Sandbox initiative says the plan has changed after feedback from various stakeholders, such as regulators and advertisers.

Judge’s ruling means defamation case is moving forward.

‘Today, there’s only three companies that control global access to internet trade and commerce,’ a tech analyst said.

Russian courts are notorious for their high conviction rates, with more than 99 percent of defendants found guilty.

‘Our D&I commitments remain unchanged,’ Microsoft spokesperson Jeff Jones stated.

Independent radio stations are most likely to be affected by BBC’s newly proposed online music streams, the sector review has found.

CBS News President Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews announced her resignation as industry uncertainty looms.

As part of its AI focused reorganization plan, financial company Intuit is firing 1,800 employees.

A California-based security firm said cybercriminals are trying to trick iPhone users into revealing their Apple ID credentials through malicious SMS messages.

The program is part of an effort to encourage the development of technology centers outside of Silicon Valley.