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Google says to block search engine in Australia if forced to pay for news
Alphabet Inc’s Google said on Friday it would block its search engine in Australia if the government proceeds with a new code that would force it and Facebook Inc to pay media companies for the right to use their content.
Read articleGoogle workers announce plans to unionize
The union will be open to all Alphabet employees and contractors
Read articleGoogle suffers worldwide outage with Gmail YouTube and other services down
Google has suffered a worldwide outage, with failures reported across the company’s services, including Gmail, Google Calendar and YouTube.
Read articleYouTube has temporarily suspended and demonetized OANN for a week
YouTube has barred One America News Network from posting new videos for a week and stripped it of its ability to make money off existing content after the Trump-friendly channel uploaded a video promoting a phony cure for COVID-19, YouTube spokesperson Ivy Choi tells Axios.
Read articleYouTube Will Now Show Ads On All Videos Even If Creators Dont Want Them
YouTube just changed its rules on video monetization, and YouTube creators aren’t happy. Essentially, Google will now show ads on all videos, even if their creators don’t want ads.
Read articleTikTok Bans Conversion Therapy and White Supremacist Content
In a Tuesday blog post, TikTok has announced a plan to remove hateful posts on the video-based social media platform.
Read articleFacebook algorithm found to actively promote Holocaust denial
Facebook’s algorithm “actively promotes†Holocaust denial content according to an analysis that will increase pressure on the social media giant to remove antisemitic content relating to the Nazi genocide.
Read articleFacebook removed seven million posts in second quarter for false coronavirus information
Facebook Inc (FB.O) said on Tuesday it removed 7 million posts in the second quarter for sharing false information about the novel coronavirus, including content that promoted fake preventative measures and exaggerated cures.
Read articleFacebook removes QAnon conspiracy group with 200,000 members
Facebook has deleted a large group dedicated to sharing and discussing QAnon conspiracy theories.
Read articleEver wondered how secure your password is
How long will it take to crack your password.
Read articleGoogle pulls 2,500 China-linked YouTube channels over disinformation
Google says it has deleted more than 2,500 YouTube channels tied to China as part of its effort to weed out disinformation on the videosharing platform.
Read articleWhy Google new WFH plan is a game changer
Google employees don't have to head back to the office until next summer ... or maybe even later.The company told workers on Monday that they can work from home until July 2021.
Read articleTikTok predicts staggering loss of cash following India ban
TikTok parent company ByteDance Ltd. is expecting to lose an absurd amount of money as a result of being banned in India.A recent report from Caixin (via The Economic Times) claims that the firm expects to lose a staggering $6 billion dollars as a direct result of the India ban.
Read articleFree internet to help poorer pupils study online in England
Free internet access is being offered for six months to help some disadvantaged youngsters study online.
Read articleTwitter tests new feature that recommends reading an article before sharing it
Twitter is testing a new feature that will recommend reading an article before sharing it, according to the company.
Read articleFacebook shuts down far-right group planning to bring weapons to protests
Facebook said Tuesday that it had shut down pages and accounts associated with what it said was a hate group, whose members were discussing bringing weapons to the protests that are happening across the country.
Read articleYouTube CEO: We will ban any coronavirus content against WHO guidelines
YouTube will ban any content containing medical advice that contradicts World Health Organisation (WHO) coronavirus recommendations, according to CEO Susan Wokcicki.
Read articleHow to Spot Fake News
It’s easy to get distracted by the urge to hit ‘share’. But most of us wouldn’t, if we gave it a moment’s thought.Before we set out to convince others to believe what we believe, it might be worth pausing for a minute, to decide if we truly believe it ourselves.A quick guide to spot fake news and stop it from spreading.
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