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. Parler, a social media platform with a right-leaning ideology, is set to make a comeback in the beginning of next year.

Parler, a social media site popular among conservative users, is making a comeback in time for the upcoming presidential elections after being temporarily shut down following the January 6th Capitol riot. This week, the company’s new owners have declared their plans to revitalize the platform, focusing on a strong comeback centered on its original purpose

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The attorneys for Meta have requested that the judge dismiss a lawsuit that argues the responsibilities of directors go beyond just the company.

Lawyers representing Meta and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg filed a motion in a Delaware court on Wednesday, requesting for the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by shareholders. The lawsuit makes unique allegations about the responsibilities of corporate leaders and argues that Meta’s directors should not only prioritize the interests of the company. According to James

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Three major adult websites are required to verify the age of users in order to comply with Europe’s new digital legislation and protect minors.

LONDON (AP) — Three of the world’s biggest porn websites face new requirements in the European Union that include verifying the ages of users, the 27-nation bloc said Wednesday, expanding the reach of its digital law designed to keep people safe on the internet. According to the European Commission, which is the executive branch of

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The Oversight Board has overturned Meta’s previous ruling to remove two videos related to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

A panel of independent reviewers is suggesting that Meta, the parent company of Facebook, reverse two recent choices to delete content “sharing information about the human hardship experienced by both sides” in the Israel-Hamas conflict. In both scenarios, Meta ultimately restored the posts – one featuring Palestinian casualties and the other involving an Israeli hostage

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Google has agreed to pay a total of $700 million to settle an antitrust case with several states, prior to losing a recent trial regarding its Play Store.

Google has reached a settlement in a case where it was accused of impeding competition on its Android app store. The company will pay $700 million and make additional concessions. This is similar to another ongoing case that may lead to more significant adjustments. Google made an agreement with state attorneys general in September, but

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Adobe has cancelled its $20 billion acquisition of Figma due to resistance from Europe regarding potential antitrust concerns.

The proposed purchase of Figma, an online design company, for $20 billion by Adobe has been cancelled due to opposition from Europe regarding antitrust issues. Both companies announced this on Monday. In September 2022, the companies revealed a deal involving a combination of cash and stock. The goal is to utilize Figma’s web-based and multi-player

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