A popular female coding Instagram account that said men 'suffer from biases equally to women' was created by a man, report says

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Google Caves, Agrees to Pay News Companies for Content in Canada

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Google reached a deal with the Canadian government over a controversial new law that will force tech companies to pay news publishers when their content is shared on online platforms. Google and Meta previously threatened to block links to news content in Canada altogether in response to the law.

Elon Musk shouldn't be able to 'determine the course of a war,' says Live Aid organizer Bob Geldof

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Bob Geldof said Elon Musk is "socially uncomfortable"

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Companies wanted to make Instagram-worthy offices. Instagram commenters roasted them.

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Does an Instagrammable office make it more alluring? A New York Times article highlighted some employers who are fancying up their digs to lure workers back to the office. But reaction on social media was swift — and negative.

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Instagram's crisis highlights the bigger issues the entire ad industry is facing

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There is no 'smoking gun' linking social media use to mental health harm, a study using data from over 2 million people found

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Mark Zuckerberg can kiss 'Hot Zuck Summer' goodbye. Instagram is now in full crisis mode.

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Mark Zuckerberg might have enjoyed a "Hot Zuck Summer." But an "Instagram Nightmare Fall" could now be in the making after a disturbing report on the app serving adults inappropriate images of children — along with a big lawsuit from 33 state attorneys general.

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Meta 'misled' the public through a campaign that downplayed the amount harmful content on Instagram and Facebook, court documents show

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New court documents argue that Meta misled the public and its users about the amount of harmful content on its platforms.

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Venom 3 Slithers Back Into Production

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With Thanksgiving and strikes now in the rearview, the cast and crew for Venom 3 are now back at work.

Meta is begging the government for new rules on age verification. But is it really trying to stick it to TikTok?

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Meta suggests parents should be the ones to approve any app downloads for 13-16 year olds.

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