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Elon Musk’s social media platform X begins $1 entry fee test in New Zealand and Philippines

The initiative named 'Not a Bot' imposes a $1 fee on new entrants from New Zealand and Philippines, aimed at reducing spam and bot activity on the platform X.

How realistic is it to pursue a job as a social media influencer?

Real conversations are more interesting to people, which is why influencers are such a big part of brand campaigns. Influencers are a popular choice because they have a natural way of talking to their audience and have earned their trust.

BigTech braces for more trouble as US top court agrees to hear plea on protection to social media firms

The Supreme Court also agreed to hear a separate appeal by Twitter Inc of the lower court's decision to revive a similar lawsuit against that company.

Social media whistleblower launches ‘Beyond the Screen’, to document Big Tech failures towards ethical obligations

Facebook Whistleblower Frances Haugen’s new digital outfit looks to fight harm caused by social media. Haugen earlier leaked documents suggesting Facebook puts profits before people’s safety.
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India reissues new social media laws on rights, violations

India has reissued new rules on social media companies that it proposed then abruptly withdrew last week with no proposed changes.

Musk’s Twitter takeover bid may change the rules of social media, says Koo founder Aprameya Radhakrishna

Elon Musk has proposed to buy a 100% stake in Twitter at an offer worth more than $43 billion.

Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter for $43 billion, social media firm to evaluate Tesla CEO’s offer

Twitter said it has received Musk's offer and will decide whether to accept or continue operating as a publicly-traded corporation in the best interests of shareholders.

On growth trajectory, Koo calls for transparent algorithms by every social media platform

Microblogging platform Koo’s co-founder and CEO Aprameya Radhakrishna said that self-regulation should be the first step
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PayPal bid $45 billion for Pinterest, the biggest bet on a social media company since Microsoft bought Linkedin

PayPal Holdings Inc has offered to buy digital pinboard site Pinterest Inc for $45 billion, reported news agency Reuters and  Bloomberg citing people familiar with the matter. If companies succeed, it would be the biggest social media acquisition since Microsoft bought LinkedIn for $26.2 billion in 2016.

Militancy on social media is a big challenge for security: Mustafa Jabbar

‘So our challenge through social media is the most.’ The Minister called upon all concerned to come forward to tackle this challenge in a joint venture.
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