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A majority of judges on New York's highest court signaled this week that they would uphold a law requiring social platforms to accept complaints about offensive speech -- including speech protected by
the First Amendment. ...
By Wendy Davis
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By Joe Mandese
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By Sarah Mahoney
"This is a reality TV show waiting to happen," fashion marketer and eBay booster Stella McCartney quipped, elevator-pitchi ...
By Joe Mandese
Meta has begun testing a stand-alone AI-powered companion app designed to be a "homebase" for Facebook creators looki ...
By Colin Kirkland
The thieves and half a million stolen KitKat bars remain at large, but the jury praised the wo ...
By Steve McClellan
Disney slipped around half a share point to 10.3% and NBCU/Versant Media remained the same with a combin ...
By Wayne Friedman
The main idea: One week before this year's Super Bowl, fans were invited to create in-app Super Bo ...
By Steve McClellan
Dentsu's proprietary audience strategy platform, Dentsu.Audiences, will be integrated with CreatorIQ's influencer marketing software platform. ...
By Steve McClellan