UAE embassy in US launches ’50 Years | 50 Faces’ campaign
The UAE Embassy in Washington, D.C., has launched a new campaign “50 Years | 50 Faces,” honouring the country’s 50th anniversary and
Facebook grilled by lawmakers making online safety rules
Davis said Facebook is largely supportive of the U.K.’s safety legislation and is interested in regulation that gives publicly elected officials the
IGCF discusses the issues faced by the social media influencers
The featured talks included ‘Influencers’ Forum: Infodemic’ and ‘Youth forum: The fifth generation of ideas’, among others…reports Asian Lite News The 10th
Taliban mobilised support using social media during its offensive
EFSAS said in a statement that it hosted a gripping webinar on Tuesday titled “Terrorism and Technology” on the side-lines of the
UN experts voice concern over new IT rules
India has the potential to develop a legislation that can place it at the forefront of efforts to protect digital rights. However,
‘New rules needed for fine balance between rights, laws’
Supreme Court advocate Pavan Duggal said the issue of traceability of electronic records being raised has to be seen in a holistic
Europe tightens grip on social media
The Code of Practice on Disinformation is the first of its kind worldwide and should be strengthened to become a more effective
Twitter, Facebook likely to be blocked in India
Sources said the failure of social media companies to make these appointments in three months has not gone down well with the
How China exploits social media to amplify its propaganda?
Oxford researchers examined every tweet and Facebook post produced by Chinese diplomats and ten of the largest state-controlled media outlets between June
‘Curly Tales’ of food and travel
The pandemic allowed me to relook at my business. Even though Curly Tales is in the travel space, travel can never be