Reddit says, in 2022, it removed 473% more subreddits and permanently suspended 244% more users accounts violating its policy on non-consensual intimate imagery (Ashley Belanger/Ars Technica)

Ashley Belanger / Ars Technica:Reddit says, in 2022, it removed 473% more subreddits and permanently suspended 244% more users accounts violating its policy on non-consensual intimate imagery  —  Reddit also launched a transparency center to help users assess platform safety.  —  A year after Reddit updated its policy …

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Greater speed and agility are helping organizations address an increasingly competitive marketplace, heightened customer expectations, and the lingering impact of the pandemic. To compete more effectively, companies are gathering and analyzing increasingly large and disparate sets of data. But only with cloud solutions, like Microsoft Azure, can this data provide […]

The UK releases its draft Media Bill that could see Netflix, Disney+, and other US streamers fined up to £250K for breaking harmful material rules under Ofcom (Max Goldbart/Deadline)

Max Goldbart / Deadline:The UK releases its draft Media Bill that could see Netflix, Disney+, and other US streamers fined up to £250K for breaking harmful material rules under Ofcom  —  The UK government has published its long-awaited draft Media Bill to bring the U.S. streamers under its regulatory framework […]