Google ‘blocks Huawei from using apps on phones’
The Verge has reported that Google has cut off Huawei’s licence.
UK News|May 20, 2019
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Social media platforms not as transparent as we would like, says ad regulator
Advertising Standards Authority chairman David Currie said the regulator was in conversation with platforms such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.
UK News|May 19, 2019
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Protesters urge trade union movement to tackle sexual harassment
Women in the Socialist Party demonstrated in Dublin against what they say is an epidemic of sexual harassment.
UK News|May 17, 2019
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Google action on abuse ‘not motivated by ad revenue loss after bad news stories’
Kristie Canegallo, vice president and global lead for the trust and safety organisation, said ensuring a safe space for children online is a priority.
UK News|May 16, 2019
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Cobo site is a green bit of IDP jigsaw
THE latest draft development framework begs a question: how bad does a site have to be before planners will say no?
Guernsey Press Comment|May 16, 2019
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Government reveals experts joining new AI Council
More than 20 experts from across industry, academia and the public sector will look at how to boost AI’s positive impact on the economy.
UK News|May 15, 2019
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Tech giants commit to end spread of terrorist content online
Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter have signed up to a nine-point plan of action following the Christchurch terror attack.
UK News|May 15, 2019
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The Handmaid’s Tale trends after Alabama votes to ban abortion
Opponents were quick to draw comparisons to Margaret Atwood’s feminist opus after the US state voted to ban abortion in almost all circumstances.
Viral News|May 15, 2019
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Facebook Live rules tightened following Christchurch attack
The social network is introducing a stricter ‘one strike’ policy to prevent terrorist and violent Facebook Live broadcasts.
UK News|May 15, 2019
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Suicide prevention minister: Tech firms need to tackle Wild West online world
Jackie Doyle-Price also said some people thought trolling was ‘socially acceptable’ in the same way drink-driving was not always frowned upon.
UK News|May 14, 2019
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Former Google boss defends technology giant’s tax record
Eric Schmidt spoke to BBC Newsnight on Monday about the ‘incredibly complicated’ global tax system.
UK News|May 13, 2019
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New website for anti-Brexit voters launched by data scientists
RemainVoter.com promises to identify the best tactical voting options to stop candidates from Nigel Farage’s latest party winning a seat.
UK News|May 12, 2019
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Social media boycott floated as way to prompt action over child sex abuse images
Simon Bailey, who heads up the UK’s child protection policing, believes tech companies will only act over fear of reputational damage.
UK News|May 10, 2019
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Anti-knife crime campaigners claim ‘positive outcome’ after YouTube protest
The protesters smeared themselves in fake blood but then told YouTube’s regional boss of their concerns about violent content.
UK News|May 10, 2019
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All the key announcements from Google’s I/O developer conference
From new Pixel phones to a faster Google Assistant.
UK News|May 7, 2019
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