Google has paid Russia more than 32 million roubles for failing to remove illegal content on YouTube. The communications regulator Roskomnadzor announced that, so far, the administrative measures are... (See more)
Facebook removed a video by the Brazilian president in which he makes a false statement that Covid-19 vaccines are related to developing AIDS. A Facebook representative said that the platform policy... (See more)
Investors fear that Facebook ad revenues will be hurt more than other big tech companies due to change on Apple’s iPhone privacy settings. The statement came after missed revenue targets in the past... (See more)
Lyft has released a detailed safety report that was due about two years ago. The document reports more than 4 thousand instances of sexual assault on the services provided through its ride-hailing... (See more)
A federal court has issued an order to the Competition Bureau of Canada to continue the investigation on Google’s online advertising practices. The order ‘required Google to produce records and... (See more)
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China to deepen scrutiny of internet industry
The head of China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Xiao Yaqing announced that the Ministry will work on the short-term to fix problems with the digital economy. According to... (See more)
In a study commissioned by Twitter, the platform has admitted it intensifies tweets from rightwing politicians and news outlets compared to content from leftwing resources. This finding came after... (See more)
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Trump launches new social media
Donald Trump has launched a new social media – TRUTH Social. Trump said that ‘we live in our world where the Taliban has a huge presence on Twitter, yet your favorite American President has been... (See more)
According to BelTa, the establishment of a personal data protection authority has been discussed at a government meeting hosted by Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko. After a legislation was... (See more)
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G7 agrees on principles to govern Digital Trade
Trade Ministers of the G7 - a group of wealthy nations composed by the United States, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy, and Canada - agreed on principles to govern digital trade. The principles... (See more)