album release
Shakira’s new album punches back after personal rollercoaster
Colombian singer Shakira has released her long-awaited new album called “Women Don’t Cry Anymore.”
8 Passengers
Ruby Franke’s Journal Detailing Cruel Torture Of Children Released By Authorities
This week, a number of videos and documents pertaining to the child abuse case involving well-known parent blogger Ruby Franke were made public by the Washington County Attorney’s Office.
bias
Supreme Court eyes government contacts with social media platforms
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday was hearing arguments in another battle over social media content moderation.
Elizabeth volberding
Pennsylvania Man Detained For Murdering His Father And Posting Video Of His Decapitated Head On YouTube
A man from Pennsylvania has been detained after he reportedly murdered his father and then posted a gruesome video to YouTube of his decapitated head.
Blackpink
BLACKPINK members renew contract, boosting shares in label YG Entertainment
YG Entertainment Inc said that all four members of South Korean K-pop girl group BLACKPINK have renewed their contracts with the label.
Artistic integrity
Potential Harmonic Havoc: Lauren Daigle’s Light Christian Bop ‘These Are The Days’ under scrutiny
Lauren Daigle’s newest single may be too similar to a popular Gnarls Barkley track.
Daniel Baldwin
House Judiciary Committee Issues Subpoenas To Former Biden White House Officials
The House Judiciary Committee announced it subpoenaed two former White House officials in its ongoing investigation into the Biden Administration’s alleged censorship of social media platforms.
AI
YouTube Will Notify Users When Content Is Created With A.I.
YouTube has created new rules for artificial intelligence (AI) content, including a standard that mandates creators to disclose whether they have used generative AI to make realistic looking videos.
Alphabet
Meta and Snap must detail child protection measures by Dec. 1, EU says
Meta and Snaphave been given a deadline to give more information on how they protect children from illegal and harmful content.
Abril Elfi
YouTube, Facebook And Instagram Censors Alleged Nashville Shooter Manifesto
A popular conservative podcaster and commentator, Steven Crowder, who posted the purported Nashville school shooter manifesto, has been recently censored by major platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.