Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed into law two sweeping bills designed to restrict minors’ usage of social media in Utah on March 23, 2023. Senate Bill 1521and House Bill 3112are the first laws of their kind in
NEW SOCIAL MEDIA LAWS RAMMED THROUGH PARLIAMENTNew laws that target social media platforms that allow live streaming and broadcast of violent crimes have been hurriedly passed by the Australian Parliament.Sam VargheseExchange
India Asks Twitter to Follow Tough New Social Media Laws By ASHOK SHARMA, Associated Press NEW DELHI (AP) — India’s government on Saturday warned Twitter to immediately comply with the country’s new social media regulations, which critics say give the government more power to police onl...
Washington — The Supreme Court on Monday ordered lower courts to take another look at a pair of laws from Florida and Texas that imposed restrictions on how social media companies can moderate the content posted to their platforms, keeping the laws blocked during the additional proceedings. ...
In a decisive step towards safeguarding its youth, Australia has adopted a landmark law that prohibits individuals under the age of 16 from accessing social media platforms. This law, which sailed through Parliament with support, represents one of the most strict measures aimed at protecting childre...
When it comes to immigration-related social media monitoring, applicants should understand that U.S. privacy laws offer limited protection. The current landscape includes: Federal Protections: No comprehensive federal law specifically protects social media privacy The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) can on...
You should also ensure that your charity is complying with all relevant laws including GDPR, privacy, copyright, defamation, whistleblower protection and equality and human rights law. They also note that social media posts can be criminal, where they constitute hate crime or are malicious or...
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Susie Hargreaves, chief executive of the Internet Watch Foundation, said: "We stand ready to work with Ofcom, and with companies looking to do the right thing to comply with the new laws. "It's right that protecting children and ensuring the spread of child sexual abuse imagery is stopped...
Giuseppina D'Agostino discusses how historically laws and courts were more sympathetic to creators, and how the Internet revolution has shifted the scales to favor owners. Consequently, creators often find themselves at opposing ends with copyright owners, and in a disproportionately weaker bargaining ...