Parents are finding hope after juries in New Mexico and Los Angeles ruled that social media providers failed to protect young users, sparking calls for stricter regulation and accountability.
Tory peer Lord Nash condemns social media companies for prioritising profits over child protection as Lords back under-16 ban for second time.
A California jury has ruled Meta and Google liable for causing social media addiction, awarding £2.2m in damages. The case highlights design features like infinite scroll and autoplay.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube liable on all counts in a landmark trial, awarding $3 million in damages. The verdict could reshape social media regulation and affect thousands of similar lawsuits.
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A US jury has found Meta and Google liable for causing user addiction through features like infinite scroll, awarding £2.2m in damages in a landmark case.
A landmark ruling finds Meta and YouTube liable for harm to children's mental health, following a trial that could reshape social media regulation and accountability.
A California jury has found Meta and Google negligent in a landmark social media addiction trial, awarding $3 million in damages. The case involved a plaintiff who claimed platforms exacerbated her mental health issues.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube guilty on all seven counts in a trial that could fundamentally reshape the future of social media in the United States.
The US Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Cox Communications bears no liability for copyright violations by its customers, reversing a $1 billion jury verdict in a case brought by Sony Music and other record labels.
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US regulators are investigating prediction markets Kalshi and Polymarket over potential insider trading, raising concerns about market integrity and regulatory oversight in the growing sector.
Elon Musk is embroiled in a lawsuit in Baltimore concerning his AI system Grok, with allegations of privacy violations and ethical breaches in its development and deployment.
A New Mexico jury found Meta liable for misleading consumers and enabling child exploitation, ordering a $375 million penalty in a landmark verdict.
Progressive lawmakers Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have introduced a bill to halt new AI datacenter construction, citing environmental, economic, and democratic concerns amid rapid industry expansion.
A New Mexico jury has ruled Meta liable for harming children's mental health and concealing child sexual exploitation, imposing a $375 million penalty for violations of state law.
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A six-week pilot programme will test social media restrictions on 300 UK teenagers aged 13-17, assessing bans, daily caps, and curfews to inform online safety policies.
A New Mexico jury has found Meta platforms harmful to children's mental health, imposing a $375 million penalty. This landmark verdict signals growing legal challenges for social media firms over child safety.
A New Mexico jury has ruled that Meta knowingly harmed children's mental health and concealed child sexual exploitation, resulting in a $375 million penalty. The landmark verdict could reshape social media regulation.
The FCC has updated its 'covered list' to include foreign-made routers, citing national security risks from China and Russia. This move will reshape the US router market, where most devices are produced overseas.
Juries in California and New Mexico deliberate landmark cases that could hold Meta and Google liable for harms to children, potentially reshaping tech industry accountability.
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AI firm Anthropic seeks emergency court order to reverse Pentagon's 'unprecedented' designation as supply chain risk, escalating feud over military use of technology.
Two Iranian sisters and a brother-in-law face federal charges for allegedly stealing sensitive trade secrets from Google and other major tech firms and funneling the data to Iran in a calculated insider operation.
The Trump administration has banned imports of new foreign-made routers, citing cybersecurity threats and supply chain vulnerabilities, with exemptions for conditionally approved devices.
The UK broadcasting regulator Ofcom has reversed its position and will now investigate complaints about climate change denial on television and radio for the first time since 2017, following pressure from campaign groups.
Executives from TikTok, Instagram, X, and Google have been called to a high-level meeting with UK ministers to address growing fears about children's exposure to harmful content on social media platforms.
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Social media executives were subjected to intense questioning by MPs over failures to protect users from harmful content, with calls for stricter regulations and accountability.
New survey data reveals mixed outcomes from Australia's pioneering social media restrictions for children under 16, with parents reporting both positive behavioral changes and unintended consequences.
The US has banned new foreign-made internet routers, citing national security threats to critical infrastructure and the economy. The FCC's ruling requires approval for all imports.
A Melbourne beautician is taking Google to court after a one-star review accusing her of incompetence led to her bonus being suspended and threats to her job.
Kalshi and Polymarket implement strict insider trading bans as bipartisan senators propose legislation that could severely restrict sports-related prediction markets, sparking industry alarm.
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Sens. Adam Schiff and John Curtis introduce legislation to prohibit sports betting on platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi, citing consumer protection and tribal sovereignty concerns.
