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Advertisers Stand Firm as Meta Reshapes Content Moderation Policies

Adapting to Change: The Evolving Landscape of Digital Advertising We are undeniably living in a new era, one marked by a remarkable surge in advertising spending. This evolution reflects not simply a high-stakes financial strategy but a profound shift in how brands communicate with consumers. It begs the question: in this rapidly changing landscape, what does it mean to effectively engage audiences? Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of social media titans Facebook, Instagram, and more,…

Kenyan Court Allows Suit Against Meta Over Ethiopian Conflict Content

The Meta logo, a symbol recognized globally, is prominently displayed at the company's temporary stand, eagerly waiting for the commencement of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on January 18, 2025. This image, captured by REUTERS/Yves Herman, weaves a new narrative in the ever-evolving saga of the digital age. (Purchase Licensing Rights) Recently, a significant legal decision has emerged from the plains of East Africa that could echo across the technological world. Facebook's parent company, Meta, faces a…

Somali Court Sentences Couple for Distributing Explicit Content

Mogadishu (AX) — In a case that seems almost torn from the pages of a modern cautionary tale, a Somali court has sentenced a married couple to two years in prison. Their offense? Creating and distributing sexually explicit videos—a decision that has set off a national dialogue about digital privacy and the evolving landscape of personal security in Somalia. Is it an outcry against modern technology or a wake-up call for digital discretion? The court in question, the Waberi District Court of Mogadishu's bustling Banaadir…

Internal TikTok Files Uncover Issues in Content Moderation and Areas of Concern

Recent revelations from confidential TikTok documents, unveiled in a U.S. court filing accessed by RTÉ, highlight serious concerns among senior personnel regarding the app's detrimental impact on its young users due to compulsive use. The documents also shed light on the alarming volume of content breaching TikTok’s own guidelines that remains unchecked. Among the statistics presented in the court filings, a staggering 35.71% of material categorized as 'Normalisation of Pedophilia' was found unmoderated. Additionally,…

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