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Absolutely. And pretty much no one in mainstream media is talking about it, other than some very surface level articles about how it will "finally" make social
by gambiting 4y ago
Absolutely. And pretty much no one in mainstream media is talking about it, other than some very surface level articles about how it will "finally" make social media companies responsible for the less savoury content. Which it will, sure, but at an incredible price.
- 908B64B197 4y agoYou mean the government sponsored & operated BBC wouldn't cover it? I'm shocked! > how it will "finally" make social media companies responsible for the less savoury content Once again, blaming the evil foreign tech companies.
- kmlx 4y ago> You mean the government sponsored & operated BBC wouldn't cover it? I'm shocked! the bbc independent as per its charter, and it is covering thus piece of legislation. but it only reports, doesn’t express an opinion. the rest of press love it thou. so does the public, the various ngos, all political parties etc. > Once again, blaming the evil foreign tech companies. i don’t know if you’ve followed the news but, politically, europe as a whole is firmly against US tech companies.