Topic: News Corp
News Corp represents a significant player in the media environment, often collaborating with Big Tech companies like Google to influence journalism and shape narratives. This relationship raises concerns about censorship and the potential for legacy media to use misinformation claims to suppress dissenting voices. The implications for free speech and privacy are profound, as these dynamics can lead to increased surveillance and control over information dissemination.
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Australian Leaders and Legacy Media Celebrates Launch of Online Digital ID Age Verification Law
A crusade to shield kids online ends with an entire nation under surveillance.
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Google’s partnership with News Corp will help the Big Tech giant shape journalism
A Big Tech giant working with a news media giant.
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Veteran Australian broadcaster Alan Jones loses weekly column following anti-lockdown stance
Jones has been a big a big challenger of Australia’s more extreme approach to COVID measures and often goes viral…
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Google says it’s not a monopoly
Document shows Google would argue that the existence of Amazon and Facebook show that it’s not a monopoly power.
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Mainstream publishers not only want Big Tech to send them traffic, they want Big Tech to pay them too
As if we don’t already have too much of a symbiotic relationship between mainstream media and Big Tech.
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Australian watchdog to call on Google and Facebook to reveal their algorithms
A major new report released today, outlines all the was Australia wants to rein in big tech. And forcing tech…
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Congress kickstarts its investigation into major tech companies over antitrust law violations
The first hearing will be related to the news media.