Ireland’s DPC has pushed back against a TD’s allegation that it is ‘too close to big tech’
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EU Commission opens investigation into Shein over sale of childlike sex dolls – The Journal
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‘It feels like an increasingly neutered organisation’ – The Irish Times
At RTÉ’s Montrose campus, the mood is brittle. After a spate of leaving parties for the 67 employees…
Irish regulators ‘censored’ social media coverage of elections, US Congress panel claims – The Irish Times
Irish and EU regulators aggressively “censored” social media coverage of Ireland’s 2024 general election and the recent presidential…
‘Concerns remain’ around Grok despite X’s assurances, says Minister – The Irish Times
Social network X, which has its European headquarters in Dublin, has conceded that it hosted content that is…
State could nationalise social media platforms, says TD
The State could “nationalise” online platforms and use them to promote “whatever we choose”, an Irish ‘online safety’…
X will face ‘full rigours of the law’, says Minister for AI – The Irish Times
Social media giant X “will face the full rigours of the law” in Ireland over its Grok nudification…
Gráinne Seoige calls on Government to pass law criminalising AI-generated fake nude images – The Irish Times
Gráinne Seoige, the former TV presenter and one-time election candidate, has called on politicians to conduct an urgent…
Plan to verify ages of children using social media in Ireland to be considered by Cabinet – The Irish Times
Plans to verify the ages of children who use social media as part of a wider move to…
Looming revenue pressure for RTÉ with 25% of people watching less than minute of TV weekly – The Irish Times
RTÉ is facing cash pressures in the forthcoming years and saw reform efforts stall in the period leading…
Regulator launches investigation into TikTok and LinkedIn over illegal content reporting concerns
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TikTok and LinkedIn under investigation by Coimisiún na Meán – The Irish Times
Irish social media regulators have opened formal investigations into the online safety mechanisms of TikTok and LinkedIn in…