- Australian inquiry into platform content moderation, involving major tech companies Meta, Google, and Gab.
- Meta is facing scrutiny regarding its content moderation policies, leading to a review of draft legislation by the Cabinet and passage through Parliament.
David Seymour calls on Meta to change policies, while the NZ government discusses challenges to match settings and Parliament considers regulation.
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Updated Aug 26
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What happened
David Seymour calls on Meta to change policies, while the NZ government discusses challenges to match settings and Parliament considers regulation.
Who's involved
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Part of
Meta is facing scrutiny regarding its content moderation policies, leading to a review of draft legislation by the Cabinet and passage through Parliament.Also in this story
- MeitY seeks to push a Bill through Parliament while summoning Meta over content removal, following the removal of Modi's post.
- Robert Abela, Prime Minister of Malta, had his amendments approved by the Cabinet.
The entities involved
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Meta
American technology company
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David Seymour
ACT Party candidate in the 2020 New Zealand general election
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Related events
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- A settlement is underway addressing safety concerns raised by South Carolina regarding Meta, involving policy pressure and Patrick Kelly.
- Grey criticized David Seymour's proposed pay cuts as the ACT party operates in New Zealand.