Guardian removes video following editorial review process
The Guardian has taken down a video after a standard editorial review. This action highlights the ongoing commitment to maintaining rigorous content standards in digital publishing.
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US to Deny Visas to 'Censors' Including Fact-Checkers
The Trump administration directs consular officials to deny US visas to applicants involved in 'censorship', including fact-checking and content moderation. Read the full details and expert reactions.
Wrongful Social Media Closures Hit Australians
Australians are being locked out of their social media accounts due to flawed AI moderation. Learn about the legal fight for digital rights and how to protect your account.
‘Rage Bait’ is Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford University Press names 'rage bait' its 2025 Word of the Year, defining content designed to provoke outrage for social media traffic. Discover the digital zeitgeist.
Rage bait is Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford University Press has declared 'rage bait' its 2025 Word of the Year. Discover what this term means and why its usage has surged threefold in the past year.
‘Rage Bait’ is Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year
Oxford reveals 'rage bait' as its 2025 Word of the Year. Discover how this term for provocative online content tripled in use and what it says about our digital lives.
Inside Creator Week 2025: How influencers earn millions
Exclusive insights from Macao's Creator Week 2025 reveal how content creators are earning up to £200k per post after leaving careers in medicine, teaching and Olympic sports. Discover their secrets to success.
TikTok to let users limit AI content in feeds
TikTok is testing a new feature allowing users to control the amount of AI-generated content they see. The move comes as the platform hosts over 1.3 billion AI videos. Discover how to adjust your settings.
Navigate Christmas Parties Without Sabotaging Wellbeing
Discover expert strategies for enjoying festive parties without burnout. Learn moderation techniques for alcohol, nutrition and rest to maintain wellbeing throughout December.
Guardian Removes Article Following November 2025 Review
The Guardian has removed an article as part of its ongoing content review process. Learn about the publication's commitment to maintaining editorial standards.
Instagram's Algorithm Promotes Nazi Content to Millions
A Fortune investigation uncovers how Instagram's algorithm is amplifying pro-Nazi and Holocaust-denial content to millions, alongside major corporate ads. Discover the impact of Meta's policy shift.
UK TikTok creators earn over double minimum wage
New data reveals UK content creators are turning passion into profit, with over a third earning a substantial living wage. Discover how they are building global enterprises.
US Congress questions Australia's eSafety commissioner
Australia's eSafety commissioner faces US Congress scrutiny over Online Safety Act, accused of threatening American free speech. Read the latest developments.
Guardian removes article following content review
The Guardian has removed an article published on 19th November 2025. Discover what this means for digital publishing standards and content moderation practices.
Influencer dies in 'death game' live stream
A French influencer died during a 12-day livestream after alleged abuse by fellow streamers. The incident has sparked a police investigation and raised serious questions about platform responsibility.
Guardian updates terms, bans AI training on content
The Guardian has updated its terms and conditions, explicitly prohibiting AI training on its content and clarifying user responsibilities. Learn about the key changes affecting digital access.
EU Fights for Digital Sovereignty Against Tech Giants
EU Commissioner Thierry Breton warns Europe must protect its digital laws from US pressure and assert sovereignty against competing tech empires. Read why Europe's digital future matters.
Guardian Removes Article: November 2025 Incident
The Guardian removed an article in November 2025. Discover the details behind this content removal and what it means for digital publishing standards.
Scunthorpe's internet filter problem persists
The Lincolnshire town of Scunthorpe faces recurring digital censorship as internet filters flag its name for containing offensive language, causing ongoing problems for residents and businesses.
BBC 'Titanic' Warning From Top YouTuber Manager
Jordan Schwarzenberger, manager of YouTube giants The Sidemen, delivers stark warning to BBC about outdated content strategies and failure to connect with younger audiences in digital age.
Guardian removes article, sparking media transparency debate
The Guardian has taken down an article from its website, raising questions about editorial decisions and content preservation in the digital age. Explore what this means for media transparency.
Coca-Cola's AI Christmas Advert Sparks Backlash
Coca-Cola's revolutionary AI-created Christmas commercial has sparked heated debate among viewers and marketing experts. Discover why this technological leap is dividing opinions about authenticity in holiday advertising.
UK bans online choking videos targeting women
New legislation makes it illegal to share choking content without consent as authorities crack down on dangerous online trends affecting women's safety.
UK Muslims Targeted in Facebook and Instagram Hate Campaign
Exclusive investigation reveals coordinated anti-Muslim hate network operating on Meta platforms, targeting British Muslims with violent threats and extremist content.
Senator Canavan under eSafety investigation for social media post
Nationals Senator Matt Canavan under investigation by Australia's eSafety Commissioner for allegedly inflammatory online content, raising questions about political discourse and digital regulation.
The Guardian Removes Article: A Digital Mystery
An exploration into the common practice of media outlets removing online content, the reasons behind it, and what it means for digital archives and public information.
Guardian Removes Article: Inside the Story
An in-depth look at why The Guardian pulled a recent article from its website, exploring the implications for digital journalism and reader trust in the era of instant news updates.
Guardian removes article in digital content shake-up
Exclusive insight into The Guardian's decision to remove a published article in October 2025, exploring the implications for digital journalism and content preservation.
Ofcom demands tech firms protect children online or face huge fines
UK regulator Ofcom unveils strict new online safety rules requiring social media platforms and search engines to implement robust age verification and content moderation systems to shield children from harmful material.
Instagram's secret censorship system for 'undesirable' content
Exclusive investigation reveals Instagram's covert system for limiting content visibility without notifications, raising serious questions about digital transparency and user rights.
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