Wednesday, Feb 18

Gabon has suspended social media access, citing threats to national security amid social unrest and growth in dissent against the new president.

Wednesday, Feb 18

Stephen Colbert accuses CBS of blocking an interview with a Democratic candidate due to FCC regulations while the network denies censorship.

Wednesday, Feb 11

India enforces a three-hour takedown rule for unlawful content on social media, escalating regulatory pressures on platforms like Meta and YouTube.

Tuesday, Feb 10

The landmark trial against Meta and YouTube examines claims of social media addiction affecting children, echoing past legal battles against the tobacco industry.

Thursday, Feb 05

The Washington Post announces significant layoffs affecting coverage and workforce, leading to widespread criticism and concern about the future of the storied publication.

Wednesday, Feb 04

Elon Musk's harsh words against Spain's PM over social media laws provoke widespread political reactions in Spain.

Wednesday, Feb 04

Chinese journalist Liu Hu has been detained after uncovering alleged corruption involving local officials in Sichuan, igniting concerns over media freedom.

Wednesday, Feb 04

Spain plans to ban social media access for minors under 16 and enforce age verification to protect children from harmful content.

Wednesday, Jan 28

Bari Weiss outlines a transformative strategy for CBS News, introducing new commentators and a shift towards streaming and podcasting to attract viewers.

Wednesday, Jan 28

France's National Assembly approves a bill banning social media for children under 15, aiming to protect mental health and limit screen time.