Media & Big Tech

Amazon claims the union is misleading the public about its workers.

The video-sharing platform will begin testing its ‘next generation of responsible AI tools’ next year.

Former Nine Entertainment CEO will take over his new role from March 10, 2025.

The Australian government has revealed a fresh set of rules aimed at forcing tech and social media giants to reimburse news outlets.

During a hearing last month, the justices expressed concerns about how they should handle the case.

The host of 2GB’s Wide World of Sports segment, Mark Levy, is to take over from Ray Hadley, who announced his retirement recently.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says Google Pay is risky to consumers. Google disputes the claim and that it has retired the product.

Australia’s intelligence agency says the community needs to start watching for signs as an increasing number of young people are radicalised online.

State Department voices concerns about possible foreign interference in Romania’s elections, after a pro-Russia candidate, Calin Georgescu, reached the run-off.

The Chinese hacking campaign affected dozens of countries worldwide, an administration official said.

A barrister representing Falun Gong’s practitioners said the ABC’s media campaign inflicted harm on his clients and incited hatred against them.

The latest breach ‘will go down as maybe one of the most significant cyberattacks’ the United States has ever faced, Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) said.

The app will integrate tools from the Internet Watch Foundation, which previously reported that its outreach efforts had been largely ‘ignored.’

In 2024, Intel may record its first annual loss since the 1980s.

The Digital ID Act commenced in December.

Under 16 year olds will be barred from accessing X, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Reddit.

A report has found that most teens are in favor of adding labels to filtered and edited images as a way to avoid anxiety and other metal health issues.