The nation’s top court said it will hear a case that tests the limits of Section 230,the US legal provision that protects social media companies from liability for what people post to their sites.
Companies including Apple,Amazon,Facebook,Instagram,Google,YouTube and TikTok will all be scrutinised by the inquiry.
Sony stopped making the disks in 2011. Many young people would struggle to describe how to use one. Yet,they’re still used by Japan’s government.
The Department of Home Affairs is considering all options to address data use concerns about TikTok and other social media firms after the UK parliament closed its official account.
Nancy Pelosi stirred markets by visiting Taiwan this week. China is considering how it will retaliate to the trip,which could have long-term consequences.
“It’s really fun to play with,but we should not take it seriously as well as we shouldn’t pretend that that’s a lawyer,” said one professor of artificial intelligence.
A common refrain in battles about COVID-19 and vaccination,politics and conspiracy theories,parenting,drugs,food,stock trading and media,it signals not just a rejection of authority but often trust in another kind.
The November 14,2020,phone call is the first known instance of a technology industry leader joining Trump allies to strategise about how to contest the election result.
Musk has been a vocal critic of the Biden administration and Democrats for their proposals to tax billionaires and give more tax incentives to union-made electric vehicles.
The application brings before the nation’s highest court a battle over the future of online speech that has been roiling policymakers in Washington and in statehouses.
A new global tool aims to help governments tackle the leakage of plastic into the sea,taking regularly updated satellite vision to create a high-resolution map.