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Polis vetoes social media protections bill, citing privacy, free speech concerns - MSN

DENVER (KDVR) — Gov. Jared Polis vetoed a Colorado Senate bill Thursday that was aimed at protecting social media users, citing concerns that the bill would degrade privacy rights in Colorado ... Read More
Free speech concerns grow after Australia cracks down on social media companies | Fox News Video

Free speech concerns grow after Australia cracks down on social media companies. Kara Frederick, tech policy director at the Heritage Foundation, joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the possible ... Read More
Murky future for misinformation bill as Coalition invoke free speech concerns | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site

Tech barron Elon Musk has found a surprise ally in the Coalition after he called the Albanese government “fascists” over its re-vamped misinformation laws targeting social media companies. Read More
Social Media Companies Face Global Tug-of-War Over Free Speech

President-elect Donald J. Trump’s picks for the F.C.C. and F.T.C. have vowed to remove censorship online. That conflicts with European regulators who are pushing for stricter moderation. Read More
Australia plans social media minimum age, citing mental health concerns - The Washington Post

Unlike in the United States, where free speech concerns have already sidelined some states’ attempts at social media age limits, such challenges are less likely in Australia, where there is ... Read More
After Australia legislated a teen social media ban, it has to figure out how to enforce it | Reuters

SYDNEY, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Software testers hired by Australia's government to determine how to enforce the world's first national teen social media ban have worked on defence and election ... Read More
Risky: Social Media Companies Raise Concerns Over Australia's Under-16 Ban

Social media giants on Friday hit out at a landmark Australian law banning them from signing up under-16s, describing it as a rush job littered with "many unanswered questions". Read More
Australia proposes social media ban for everyone under the age of 16, citing concerns about young people's mental wellbeing - PC Gamer

Australia's proposed legislation is definitely the strictest so far, with the blanket ban allowing no wiggle room in the case of under-16-year-olds with an existing social media account, or anyone ... Read More
The FBI is back to meddling in free speech on social media - New York Post

Given its record, it’s hard not to suspect that the FBI will now use its power over social-media companies to clamp down on speech that could help Donald Trump or hurt Democrats. Read More
Australia plans social media minimum age, citing mental health concerns - The Detroit News

Unlike in the United States, where free speech concerns have already sidelined some states’ attempts at social media age limits, such challenges are less likely in Australia, where there is ... Read More
Polis vetoes social media protections bill, citing privacy, free speech concerns - FOX31 Denver

Gov. Jared Polis vetoed a Colorado Senate bill Thursday that was aimed at protecting social media users, citing concerns that the bill would degrade privacy rights in Colorado and create “unw… ... Read More
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