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  • The Week Ahead: Look out for GDP data, Ocado, AstraZ, Twitter and Ted Baker

    February 8, 2021

    Start your week informed: here are the announcements and results to look out for this week. UK GDP: A double dip recession is looming After a fairly decent third quarter, and an expansion of 16 per cent, the UK economy has had a much more troubled fourth quarter, with the likelihood that we may well [...]

  • Birdwatch: New Twitter feature allows users to flag misinformation

    January 26, 2021

    Twitter will allow users to flag posts that are misleading or inaccurate in its latest effort to purge misinformation from its platform. The new feature, dubbed Birdwatch, allows people to write notes providing context and rebuttals on posts they believe are misleading. The pilot programme is being tested in the US, with notes initially only [...]

  • Screenshot: Is social media heading for a new era of privacy?

    January 15, 2021

    A weekly column from Morning Wire bringing you all the biggest stories and trends in technology, media and telecoms This week **Media Moment of the Week: CNN’s crowbar correction **Whatsapp’s privacy exodus **Music touring: A victim of Brexit? Media Moment of the Week Given the extent of the carnage at the Capitol last week, reporters [...]

  • Trump brands social media ban ‘catastrophic mistake’ and defends pre-riot speech

    January 12, 2021

    Donald Trump has branded his social media ban a “catastrophic mistake” as he refused to take responsibility for inciting riots at the Capitol last week. The outgoing president, who has been accused of inciting violence and is facing a second impeachment, today played down his role in the riots and attempted to blame Silicon Valley. [...]

  • Twitter shares slide following ‘problematic’ Donald Trump ban

    January 11, 2021

    Twitter’s shares went into reverse this morning following the social media site’s decision to ban US President Donald Trump. The platform permanently suspended the president’s account over the weekend, stating that there was a risk of further incitement of violence following riots at the Capitol last week. “After close review of recent Tweets from the [...]

  • Twitter permanently suspends Donald Trump’s account to prevent incitement of violence

    January 9, 2021

    Twitter has permanently suspended Donald Trump’s account, citing the risk of further incitement of violence following the storming of the US Capitol on Wednesday. The US President has repeatedly used the platform to declare that the outcome of the 3 November election was fraudulent and to share other conspiracy theories. Trump also urged his supporters [...]

  • Twitter bans harmful false claims about COVID-19 vaccinations

    December 16, 2020

    By Elizabeth Culliford (Reuters) – Twitter Inc said on Wednesday that it will start removing false or misleading tweets about COVID-19 vaccinations that could be harmful, including false claims the vaccines will intentionally cause harm or control populations or that invoke “a deliberate conspiracy.” Twitter’s policy update, announced in a blog post the same week [...]

  • UK to regulate social media firms such as Facebook and Twitter over content removal

    December 11, 2020

    The UK government will announce plans for a new law next week under which social media companies will have a duty to be impartial and be barred from “arbitrarily” removing comments because they are controversial, according to a report in The Times today. UK ministers will announce plans on Tuesday for a statutory duty of [...]

  • Screenshot: Can social media win the anti-vax war?

    December 4, 2020

    A weekly column from Morning Wire bringing you all the biggest stories and trends in technology, media and telecoms This week **Media Moment of the Week: A very British scandal **Social media gears up for the vaccine information war **How data dominates financial markets Media Moment of the Week It was quite possibly the most [...]

  • Twitter to hand over @Potus account to Joe Biden on 20 January

    November 21, 2020

    Twitter will hand over the official account of the US president to the Joe Biden administration on 20 January, the company said today. The @Potus account is the president’s official account, and is separate from the personal account used to tweet by Donald Trump to tweet. “Twitter is actively preparing to support the transition of [...]

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