Topic | Social media | WAtoday

We’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later.

Social media

Advertisement
Stabbing video not offensive enough to be removed, X Corp tells court

Stabbing video not offensive enough to be removed, X Corp tells court

X Corp’s legal team argues that footage of a Sydney priest being stabbed does not meet the legal threshold for it to be forcibly removed.

  • by Paul Sakkal

Latest

Laura Tingle on John Howard and the corrosion of Australia’s national debate

Laura Tingle on John Howard and the corrosion of Australia’s national debate

The ABC journalist says we can’t blame Trump or social media for the quality – or lack of – in our national debate.

  • by Kerrie O'Brien
Musk widens legal fight with Australia as Labor pushes social media probe

Musk widens legal fight with Australia as Labor pushes social media probe

Elon Musk’s company has launched a case in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal to test the merits of the eSafety Commissioner’s order to remove church stabbing videos.

  • by Paul Sakkal
This country wants to kick under-13s off social media. Will Australia do the same?

This country wants to kick under-13s off social media. Will Australia do the same?

Social media firms will be required to introduce robust checks, including the use of photo ID such as passports, to identify children using their sites and protect them from harm online.

  • by Charles Hymas
TikTok makes a stand against forced sale or ban in the US
Opinion
Opinion

TikTok makes a stand against forced sale or ban in the US

TikTok has filed a court challenge against a recently-enacted US law that would force its Chinese parent to divest its US business or close it down.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Beauty queen shot dead after octopus ceviche order led killers to restaurant

Beauty queen shot dead after octopus ceviche order led killers to restaurant

Police are investigating the brazen daylight shooting of 23-year-old Landy Parraga amid media speculation the hit was ordered over an affair with a drug lord.

  • by James Badcock
Advertisement
Influencers are paid to love themselves loopy. But at what cost?
Opinion
Opinion

Influencers are paid to love themselves loopy. But at what cost?

Something strangely dark wells up inside while I’m looking at the Instagram post of a popular Australian fashion influencer.

  • by Jo Stubbings
‘Meta will play hardball. So will the government’: Facebook threatens Canadian option

‘Meta will play hardball. So will the government’: Facebook threatens Canadian option

“Meta’s threat to pull news content from Australia should send a shudder down the spine,” says Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones.

  • by Paul Sakkal
TikTok local profits surge as potential ban looms
Exclusive
TikTok

TikTok local profits surge as potential ban looms

New figures show TikTok is a money-making machine locally, despite mounting political and regulatory pressure.

  • by David Swan
‘A playground for degenerates’: The dark corners of an Australian streaming giant
Exclusive
Streaming

‘A playground for degenerates’: The dark corners of an Australian streaming giant

Kick.com, the second largest livestreaming platform in the world, was created by an Australian billionaire. It’s increasingly known for content that crosses the line.

  • by Patrick Begley
‘A welcome backflip’: Porn passport trial to keep kids off adult websites

‘A welcome backflip’: Porn passport trial to keep kids off adult websites

Children will be blocked from watching explicit content online under a $6.5 million federal trial as governments attempt to counter the rising rate of violence against women.

  • by Paul Sakkal