Guardian Updates Editorial Code of Practice and Guidance 2023
The Guardian has released its revised Editorial Code of Practice and Guidance for 2023, outlining updated standards for journalism, ethics, and accountability in its reporting.
Category : Regulation
UK May Scrap Under-16 Social Media Ban in Policy Shift
The UK government faces backlash as it considers reversing a proposed blanket ban on social media for under-16s, opting instead for adaptable restrictions in the Children's Wellbeing and Schools Bill.
Australia Reviews Social Media Ban for Under-16s
The Australian government is evaluating a potential ban on social media access for children under 16, following a comprehensive three-month review into online safety and mental health impacts.
Meta Trial in New Mexico Features Video Depositions
New Mexico prosecutors present video depositions of Meta executives Mark Zuckerberg and Adam Mosseri in a trial examining impacts on children. The case could influence thousands of similar lawsuits.
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UK May Require Age Verification for All Social Media Users
The UK government is consulting on proposals that could require all social media users, including adults, to verify their age to protect children online, potentially through biometric scans or ID checks.
Iranian Drones Swarm Persian Gulf After Ukraine Use
Iranian-designed Shahed drones, pivotal in Russia's Ukraine war, are now buzzing across the Persian Gulf as Tehran retaliates against U.S. and Israeli strikes, reshaping modern warfare with cheap, effective swarm attacks.
Molly Rose Foundation Demands Sanctions Over Suicide Forum
The Molly Rose Foundation urges Ofcom to impose criminal sanctions on a suicide forum linked to 135 UK deaths after a provisional breach finding under the Online Safety Act.
Social Media Bans for Kids Risk Digital Surveillance Panopticon
Countries worldwide are proposing social media bans for children under the guise of safety, but these laws threaten to usher in mass surveillance and censorship, endangering free speech and privacy for all.
UK Consults on Social Media Curfews and AI Chatbot Limits for Kids
Ministers are launching a public consultation on proposals including overnight social media curfews for children and restrictions on AI chatbots to enhance online safety for young people across the UK.
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Pentagon Cancels Anthropic AI Contract in Security Row
The Pentagon has terminated its contract with AI firm Anthropic over concerns about military use of AI, sparking a legal battle and reshaping Big Tech's role in defense.
AI Scientist Sues Tesla Over Brain Injury from Safety Failure
Samaneh Movassaghi, an award-winning AI researcher, claims Tesla's camera-only safety systems failed to prevent a crash, causing traumatic brain injury and derailing her career in a high-stakes lawsuit.
Suicide Forum Breaches Online Safety Act, Ofcom Investigates
A suicide forum linked to multiple UK deaths has been found in breach of the Online Safety Act after failing to block access. Ofcom may seek fines and ISP blocks.
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Discover the five most effective spots to install security cameras for maximum home protection against burglary and theft, with expert placement tips.
Washington State Spanish Hotline Plays Accented AI English
Callers to Washington's driver's license agency who select Spanish automated service hear AI English with a Spanish accent, sparking accessibility concerns and viral attention.
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Betting Site Allows Wagers on Missing Elderly Woman's Disappearance
Polymarket faces intense backlash for permitting users to gamble on the outcome of Nancy Guthrie's kidnapping case, with over $188,000 staked. Critics warn of ethical breaches and potential criminal incentives.
US Court Hears Social Media Addiction Lawsuit
A federal trial in California examines claims that major platforms like Meta and TikTok designed addictive features harming young users' mental health.
Pentagon UFO Chief: Space Objects Defy Known Physics
The former head of the Pentagon's UFO office discloses that unexplained objects in space performed maneuvers beyond known US capabilities, with dozens of cases remaining unresolved despite expert analysis.
Social Media Addiction Trial: Woman Testifies She Was Online All Day
A 20-year-old woman testifies in landmark trial against Meta and YouTube, claiming childhood social media use caused addiction and mental health issues.
UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s Edges Closer with Starmer Support
The UK government is launching a consultation on banning social media for under-16s, with Keir Starmer expected to back the policy. Alternatives like curbs on infinite scrolling will also be explored to protect young people online.
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Spanish-Line Caller Gets Hilaria Baldwin-Style Accent
A Washington caller pressing 'two' for Spanish service was answered by an automated English voice with a Spanish accent, sparking viral comparisons to Hilaria Baldwin's infamous dialect.
US Inquiry into Sports Streaming Shift and Consumer Costs
The US government has launched a public inquiry into the migration of live sports from broadcast TV to paid streaming services, examining rising costs and accessibility for fans.
News Brands Unite for Responsible AI Licensing Coalition
Leading news organisations, including The Guardian, have launched a new coalition to advocate for ethical AI licensing practices in media and journalism.
Australia Tests AusAlert Emergency System on Mobile Phones
Australia will conduct a national test of the new AusAlert emergency warning system on July 27, targeting phones within 160 metres for bushfires, floods, and other hazards.
UK Anti-Slavery Watchdog Calls for Overhaul of Adult Sites
The UK's anti-slavery watchdog has demanded a major overhaul of adult sexual services websites to combat exploitation, citing inadequate safeguards and rising risks of modern slavery.
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New York Sues Valve Over Counter-Strike Loot Box Gambling
New York Attorney General Letitia James files lawsuit against Valve, claiming loot boxes in Counter-Strike and other games illegally promote gambling, targeting children and causing addiction.
Axon Revenue Soars as DHS Plans Body Camera Expansion
Axon, the top US body-camera maker, reports record revenue and forecasts growth as DHS plans a nationwide rollout, raising privacy concerns over surveillance and data handling.
Texas Judge Allows ExxonMobil Defamation Suit Against California AG
A federal judge in Texas has ruled that California Attorney General Rob Bonta can face a defamation lawsuit from ExxonMobil over comments about plastic recycling claims.
Expired Patent Shows How Screens Could Manipulate Human Mind
A US patent from 2001 describing how electromagnetic fields from monitors could influence human physiology has resurfaced online, sparking conspiracy theories about mind control through technology.
Discord Delays Age Verification Amid Privacy Concerns
Discord postpones its global age verification policy to late 2026 after criticism over privacy and security, promising more transparency and alternative options for users.
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BBC Fast-Track Inquiry into Baftas Racial Slur Broadcast
The BBC has initiated an expedited investigation after a racial slur was aired during the Baftas broadcast, raising concerns over editorial oversight and compliance.
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