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 Wednesday 26 February 2025 6:17 pmMPs slam Tiktok, Meta and X over misinformation failuresBy: Saskia KoopmanTech ReporterShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailDespite their lower incomes and  stanley uk fewer savings, Zoomers travel as much as their older counterpartsMPs were left frustrated after questioning executives from big tech firms TikTok, Meta and X on how platforms handle misinformation and harmful content.The science, innovation and technology committee  SITC rsquo  evidence session on Tuesday, saw platform representatives struggle to provide clear answers on their content moderation policies.The session formed part of its ongoing inquiry into misinformation and social media algorithms.During the session, MPs pressed executives on whether their algorithms amplify misleading narratives, and how effectively they respond to harmful posts.The committee also raised concerns surrounding the role of social media in fuelling recent riots, ques brumate tioning whether the online safety act would have changed their approach.Yet responses from the leading tech titans were described as vague and unsatisfactory.Committee chair Chi Onwurah MP, ex stanley cup pressed her disappointment. She said: We had hoped that the witnesses were able to provide clarity. Members read out several deeply offensive social media posts, including threats against MPs, asking Xrsquo  representative to explain why these remained online.ldq Swtn MintStars:  lsquo;Ethical rsquo; OnlyFans rival more than doubles in value
 Thursday 29 September 2016 2:31 pmRevealed: The man behind  Tube_chat  spoiler: Hersquo  American By: Emma HaslettShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailIt s the phenomenon that has appalled the capital ndash; now City A.M. can exclusively reveal the motive behind  Tube_chat.NHS worker Jonathan Dunne is the man behind the badges encouraging Tube commuters to perform a decidedly un-Londonish act, and actually talkto each other.It won t surprise many to learn that Dunneis originallyfrom the US ndash; but has lived in the capital since 1996.Speaking to City A.M., Dunne said he had handed out the fir stanley cup becher st 480 badges at Old Street Station yesterday. I thought it was going to be a laugh, but it was actually miserable,  he confessed. I ve never handed out anything at a Tube station before. You run the gauntlet of people panhandling, people handing out flyers, or whatever. Most people aren t interested. Some people take things to be nice. Read more:The definitive ranking of all the things we hate most about the TubeBut he said that d hydrojug sale espite the strength of the reaction on social media, there had been some positive sentiment. I would say of the 480 [badges] I handed out, maybe 30 or 40 people smiled,  he added.Jonathan polene cyme  has lived in London for the last 20 yearsPerhaps those affronted by the campaign should give him a break, though: Dunne added that rather than forcing Londoners to break the wall of silence tha

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