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Justine Trudeau Introduces 'Online Harms Act' To Regulate Content On Facebook, YouTube and Other Platforms

The Online Harms Act mandates internet platforms to regulate and remove harmful content, drawing parallels with European initiatives.


Sony Sued By PlayStation Players Over Pricey Games

The lawsuit seeks reparations ranging from £600 million ($760 million) to £5 billion ($6 billion), highlighting concerns over pricing disparities between the UK and US markets.

How Streaming Revenue Will Surpass Pay TV Subscriptions In The U.S. Before 2025

By the third quarter of 2024, the streaming services in the U.S. will reach $17.3 billion, mostly driven by ad tiers and strategic collaborations.

Bitcoin Price Crosses $57,000 for First Time in Two Years

Bitcoin has increased over 10% in two days and topped $57,000 for the first time in more than two years on Tuesday.


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The European Commission asserts that the new functionality will negatively impact the functionality and accessibility of iOS web apps, prompting investigations into compliance with the Digital Markets Act.
Google's revelation sparked speculations among Microsoft users, suggesting a potential motive to switch platforms,
The extended four-year collaboration will be set to revolutionize the insurance industry with AI-driven experiences using cutting-edge technology from Microsoft.
The ownership stakes by the state ranged from below 10% to below 30% as China tightens control over its tech sector.
A survey reveals that disruptions in the Red Sea have affected most UK exporters and manufacturers. A British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) survey has revealed that most UK exporters and manufacturers have been affected by Red Sea disruptions that stemmed from shipping attacks by Yemen's Iranian-backed Houthi rebels.
Following a more than 10-hour outage impacting over 70,000 users early Thursday, AT&T has announced that affected customers will receive credits to compensate for the incident.
S&P Global considers a credit rating downgrade for Paramount Global due to weakened cash flow amid its shift from linear TV to streaming.
Royal Mail allegedly classified delivery drivers as self-employed, avoiding sick pay and minimum wage requirements, among other declining work conditions.
Analysts predict India could surpass China as the largest iPhone market by 2027, aligning with CEO Tim Cook's acknowledgment of record revenue in India.
Netflix, Spotify, and other digital media providers face scrutiny over their tax exemption as the World Trade Organization debates the fate of the e-commerce moratorium during its Abu Dhabi meeting.
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