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TikTok's US Future Uncertain Amidst Sale Negotiations and April 5th Deadline
Facing a US ban on April 5th unless sold, TikTok's parent company ByteDance is negotiating with four groups, including a consortium advised by Alexis Ohanian, potentially involving a US government stake.
TikTok's US Future Uncertain Amidst Sale Negotiations and April 5th Deadline
Facing a US ban on April 5th unless sold, TikTok's parent company ByteDance is negotiating with four groups, including a consortium advised by Alexis Ohanian, potentially involving a US government stake.
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48% Bias Score
Meta's Censorship Attempts Backfire, Exposing China Strategy
Former Meta employee Sarah Wynn-Williams's book, "Careless People," details Meta's attempts to suppress criticism and gain access to the Chinese market through censorship and compromised privacy, highlighting the company's close ties to US political interests.
Meta's Censorship Attempts Backfire, Exposing China Strategy
Former Meta employee Sarah Wynn-Williams's book, "Careless People," details Meta's attempts to suppress criticism and gain access to the Chinese market through censorship and compromised privacy, highlighting the company's close ties to US political interests.
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60% Bias Score
US Tech Giants Face Backlash for Trump Alignment
US tech giants' attempts to appease the Trump administration backfired, leading to ethical controversies and financial losses; Tesla's sales plummeted due to Elon Musk's political stances, while Meta faced backlash for its content moderation changes and donations to Trump.
US Tech Giants Face Backlash for Trump Alignment
US tech giants' attempts to appease the Trump administration backfired, leading to ethical controversies and financial losses; Tesla's sales plummeted due to Elon Musk's political stances, while Meta faced backlash for its content moderation changes and donations to Trump.
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56% Bias Score
Utah Passes Law Requiring App Stores to Verify Users' Ages
Utah passed a law requiring app stores to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent before minors download apps, effective May 7th if signed by the governor, despite opposition from Apple and Google, who argue it compromises user privacy; similar bills are pending in eight other states.
Utah Passes Law Requiring App Stores to Verify Users' Ages
Utah passed a law requiring app stores to verify users' ages and obtain parental consent before minors download apps, effective May 7th if signed by the governor, despite opposition from Apple and Google, who argue it compromises user privacy; similar bills are pending in eight other states.
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48% Bias Score
EU Rebuts U.S. Claims: Digital Markets Act Not Targeting American Tech
The European Commission sent a letter to a U.S. congressman asserting that the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to prevent monopolization and is not targeted at U.S. companies, despite ongoing investigations into Apple, Meta, and Google. This follows complaints from U.S. President Trump an...
EU Rebuts U.S. Claims: Digital Markets Act Not Targeting American Tech
The European Commission sent a letter to a U.S. congressman asserting that the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) is designed to prevent monopolization and is not targeted at U.S. companies, despite ongoing investigations into Apple, Meta, and Google. This follows complaints from U.S. President Trump an...
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40% Bias Score
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) designates seven gatekeepers—including US firms Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft—to promote competition, prompting a US Congressional inquiry that the EU refutes, asserting that the criteria are objective and location-agnostic.
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) designates seven gatekeepers—including US firms Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, and Microsoft—to promote competition, prompting a US Congressional inquiry that the EU refutes, asserting that the criteria are objective and location-agnostic.
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36% Bias Score
Online Safety Act Fails Children: Ofcom's Weak Enforcement and Government Inaction
The Online Safety Act's implementation falls short of expectations, prioritizing tech firm costs over child safety; Ofcom's delayed response to online groups grooming vulnerable youth for self-harm highlights systemic failures, while government inaction risks further harm and erodes public trust.
Online Safety Act Fails Children: Ofcom's Weak Enforcement and Government Inaction
The Online Safety Act's implementation falls short of expectations, prioritizing tech firm costs over child safety; Ofcom's delayed response to online groups grooming vulnerable youth for self-harm highlights systemic failures, while government inaction risks further harm and erodes public trust.
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68% Bias Score
FTC Seeks Delay in Amazon Prime Lawsuit Due to Staffing Shortages
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requested a delay in its September trial against Amazon due to severe staffing shortages and budgetary constraints resulting from federal government cuts and employee departures, prompting opposition from Amazon.
FTC Seeks Delay in Amazon Prime Lawsuit Due to Staffing Shortages
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) requested a delay in its September trial against Amazon due to severe staffing shortages and budgetary constraints resulting from federal government cuts and employee departures, prompting opposition from Amazon.
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48% Bias Score
UK Scam Investigation Exposes Systemic Failures in Consumer Protection
A recent investigation uncovered a sophisticated call center scam in the UK, using deepfakes and targeting 6,000 people, highlighting systemic failures in consumer protection across banks, payment firms, and technology companies.
UK Scam Investigation Exposes Systemic Failures in Consumer Protection
A recent investigation uncovered a sophisticated call center scam in the UK, using deepfakes and targeting 6,000 people, highlighting systemic failures in consumer protection across banks, payment firms, and technology companies.
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36% Bias Score
House Republicans Subpoena Google Over Alleged Biden Administration Censorship
The House Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena to Google's parent company, Alphabet, demanding information on alleged censorship of Americans during the Biden administration, following an investigation into communications between Alphabet and the executive branch and related third parties.
House Republicans Subpoena Google Over Alleged Biden Administration Censorship
The House Judiciary Committee issued a subpoena to Google's parent company, Alphabet, demanding information on alleged censorship of Americans during the Biden administration, following an investigation into communications between Alphabet and the executive branch and related third parties.
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68% Bias Score
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has designated seven companies, including five US firms, as 'gatekeepers' prompting a US Congressional inquiry, which EU officials responded to by clarifying the DMA's goal is to foster fairer competition, not to target specific companies.
EU Rebuts US Claims of Anti-American Bias in Digital Markets Act
The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has designated seven companies, including five US firms, as 'gatekeepers' prompting a US Congressional inquiry, which EU officials responded to by clarifying the DMA's goal is to foster fairer competition, not to target specific companies.
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48% Bias Score
Musicians Protest AI Copyright Changes as Meta Faces Piracy Lawsuit
Over 1,000 musicians released a silent album protesting a UK proposal to allow AI companies to use copyrighted material without licensing, while Meta faces legal action for allegedly using 80 terabytes of pirated books to train its AI models, highlighting the conflict between AI development and crea...
Musicians Protest AI Copyright Changes as Meta Faces Piracy Lawsuit
Over 1,000 musicians released a silent album protesting a UK proposal to allow AI companies to use copyrighted material without licensing, while Meta faces legal action for allegedly using 80 terabytes of pirated books to train its AI models, highlighting the conflict between AI development and crea...
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44% Bias Score
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