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Banning Social Media
Some lawmakers and schools are resorting to tech bans. Read More
Social Media Giants Lose Challenge to Experts Testifying on Harm
“Many of plaintiffs’ experts make the unsurprising observation that some of the third-party content minors see on social media can be harmful,” Kuhl said in her ruling. Citing previous rulings, she ... Read More
Insight: Lawsuits pile up as U.S. parents take on social media giants
At about the time her daughter reached the age of 12, American health executive Laurie saw her once confident, happy child turning into someone she barely recognized. At first, she thought a bad case ... Read More
School district sues social media giants for 'creating a youth mental health crisis'
SEATTLE -- Seattle Public Schools, the largest school district in the state of Washington, filed a lawsuit Friday against multiple social media giants, in an effort to hold the companies "accountable ... Read More
Social media giants ask judge to scroll past youth mental health crisis
YouTube, Facebook, TikTok and Snapchat are seeking to escape the first trial over whether social media apps constitute a public nuisance. Read More
New York City accuses social media giants of fueling youth mental health crisis in new lawsuit
New York City filed a fresh lawsuit against social media giants, accusing them of triggering a mental health crisis among children and teenagers by addicting them to social media. The 327-page lawsuit ... Read More
Social media giants must stand trial on addiction claims
Meta Platforms Inc., ByteDance Ltd., Alphabet Inc. and Snap Inc. must face trial over claims that they designed social media platforms to addict youths, a judge ruled, clearing the way for the ... Read More
Small digital frictions can slow the spread of misinformation
New research from the University of Copenhagen points to a simple yet effective method for combating misinformation on social media: make it slightly harder to share content. Read More
Social media giants lose challenge to experts testifying on harm
(Bloomberg/Madlin Mekelburg) — Jurors will be allowed to hear expert testimony about the impact of social media on young users during coming trials against tech companies over alleged harm caused by ... Read More
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