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LinkedIn will begin to consider a wider range of newsworthy content, updating its “Professional Community Policies” to provide more clarity about the limited cases in which the company would allow graphic or potentially disturbing content if it is of “public importance.”

A federal appellate court will not reconsider its recent decision allowing California to enforce a law banning social platforms from algorithmically recommending posts to minors without their parents’ consent.

And now for something completely different: A four-part Netflix dramatization of the political rise and untimely death of James A. Garfield, 20th president of the United States.

One trillion reasons why I can still do things AI cannot, including rendering Elon Musk as Dr. Evil. For now, anyway.

YouTube has quietly deleted hundreds of videos that belong to three prominent Palestinian human rights groups at the request of the U.S. federal government.

Google on Thursday released several tools for publishers including an AI-powered brand-safety feature that learns from a publisher’s standards and automatically blocks unwanted ads.

Citing the First Amendment, a federal judge on Thursday blocked a new Colorado law mandating cigarette-style warning labels for social media.

Berger’s appointment coincides with Toronto-based Push’s acquisition of SCS – Schiefer Chopshop, giving it a presence in the U.S.

Elon Musk is training Ani – one of xAI’s NSFW AI companions – with the personal biometric data of the startup’s employees, according to a recent report from “The Wall Street Journal.”

The win is the second recent major win for WPP – in August it won Mastercard’s $180 million global media account. Those wins partially offset several big losses for WPP Media this year including The Coca-Cola Co’s North American media assignment and the Mars global account.