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TikTok and European safety

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TikTok has appointed a nine-member Safety Advisory Council for Europe that will overview content moderation policies and privacy. The group will include specialists on mental health and anti-bullying. The company

Instagram and the booming audio

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Instagram is aiming at the booming interest in audio services like audio-conversation app Clubhouse. Instagram announced it is exploring audio features that will be available in the coming months. The

Readers not willing to pay full price for news

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Young readers are willing to pay up to €6 for a monthly digital news subscription – 50% less than the average price (€14.09) across countries, according to a survey by

Increased threat against women journalists

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There is a significant rise of organized troll campaigns, as well as physical threats, targeting women journalists. This threat is one that should not just trigger anger and outrage, it

Ex-mayor convicted for attacking journalist

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A Serbian court has sentenced a former mayor to four years and three months in jail for ordering an arson attack on the home of journalist Milan Jovanović. The court
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Australian law approved but definitions remain unsolved

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Australia’s parliament has as expected passed the “media code” regulating payments from tech platforms to publishers. After protests from Google and Facebook, the law was modified exempting tech firms that make a

Thomson Reuters restructuring for post-pandemic

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Thomson Reuters announced it will reshape its corporate structure for a post-pandemic world, close offices, streamline technology and rely more on artificial intelligence and machine learning. The company will invest

Facebook to pay USD 1 billion for news

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Following the turbulence when Facebook stopped the sharing of news in Australia, the company now says it will spend at least USD 1 billion on agreements with the news industry

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