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Letters increase font size As discussed in your editorial of July 20 (“Our View: Biden’s gaffe tells truth about Facebook”), the spread of disinformation on social media has become an especially acute problem in the age of COVID and can be deadly when it discourages vaccination. But the regulation of speech on social media is fraught with First Amendment concerns, especially when government officials, in this case the president, pressure private companies to censor content. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg insists that Facebook is not a news organization, thus dodging responsibility. But a recent survey has shown that 55 percent of American adults receive part or all of their news from Facebook, and the number is rising. Perhaps more focus should be placed on reducing that number. If Mr. Zuckerberg is sincere, he would not mind a requirement that he post a disclaimer to appear on a banner upon login, such as: “Facebook is not a news organization and does not edit content,  » Read More

Social media demographics have started rising every day. Anything can be easily found on social media. Social media has grown a great deal over the last few years and still does too. They can be used by professionals of all fields, all across the globe. You can also use social media in your leisure time, which can turn out to be productive at times. Some social media apps are created with specific ideas in mind, while some are created and developed every day with features that put other apps out of the business. Such apps include Facebook and of course Instagram. Instagram is practically the home of developing influencers, advertisers, brands, entertainment personalities, and much more. You can always choose what your goal is and start working towards it by finding the right strategies and methods to reach them. Instagram is full of media content that includes high-quality images, videos, IGTV videos, reels, stories, and many other trends that keep popping up every day. Among multiple ways to increase your engagement rate, developing videos that attract and engage your audiences is one. This helps you increase your career options as well. This write up will help you create videos with…

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Grimes celebrates 2 MILLION Instagram followers by sharing a behind-the-scenes snap from Alter Ego with Nick LacheyBy Brian Gallagher For Dailymail.com Published: 00:08 EDT, 27 July 2021 | Updated: 00:59 EDT, 27 July 2021 Grimes celebrated a huge milestone, getting over 2 million followers on Instagram, by sharing a new behind-the-scenes snap from Alter Ego.The 33-year-old Canadian singer (real name Claire Elise Boucher) took to Instagram on Monday afternoon, sharing a snap from the Alter Ego set.One of her fellow judges on the Fox reality competition program, Nick Lachey, was seen in the snap, with Grimes also revealing another judge, Alanis Morissette, took the photo. Milestone: Grimes celebrated a huge milestone, getting over 2 million followers on Instagram, by sharing a new behind-the-scenes snap from Alter Ego'THANKS FOR 2M ?!' Grimes said in the caption of her post, where she was wearing some high-tech glasses and a furry white coat.Her hair had pink streaks, matching the pink liner of her coat while she was holding a device at the judge's table.She also took to her Instagram story, sharing a snap from her Instagram profile which reveals she has 2M followers. Instagram story: She also took to her Instagram story, sharing a snap from…

Michael Firn / Khmer Times Times are tough for Asian airlines, so tough that one has taken to social media to try to offload unwanted aircraft. Malaysia Airlines (MAS) has posted the planes on its LinkedIn site in the hope of attracting bidders. The open tender is being conducted by an aircraft leasing unit run by its parent company Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG). “MAB Pesawat Sdn Bhd (MABP) is conducting an open tender for the sale of six AIRBUS 380-800 aircraft and/or its components. MABP invites interested buyers to send their proposals via email to: ,  cc’d to ”, the notice reads, giving a deadline of noon Malaysia time on Aug 12. Malaysia Airlines has six A380s in its fleet and has already mothballed three of them. Its parent announced in May that it planned to retire all the A380s over the next few months. “We’re cognisant of the challenges of how to sell the aircraft… but we’re exploring ways,” MAG’s group Chief Executive Officer Izham Ismail said at a media briefing, according to industry website FlightGlobal. MAG wants to get rid of the ageing 486-seat jets, which have three aisles of three seats, and replace them with wide-body aircraft,…

Facebook Inc. has struck partnerships with three Canadian publishers, including The Globe and Mail, to expand a platform that sees the social network pay for news content. As part of an initiative to ensure its 24 million Canadian users have access to reliable, authoritative news, Facebook has added The Globe, Glacier Media Inc. and Black Press Group Ltd. to a multiyear partnership called the News Innovation Test. Facebook launched the project in May with 14 domestic publishers and plans to begin supplying content in September. New initiative will see Facebook pay 14 Canadian media outlets for content “This project has enormous value to Facebook users looking for news,” said Kevin Chan, the company’s global director and head of public policy in Canada. He said the Menlo Park, Calif.-based technology firm decided to pay for third-party content because “Facebook is part of the news ecosystem.” Under the agreement, Facebook pays publishers for the right to offer users links to content on specific topics, initially including coverage of the pandemic and climate science.  » Read More

What's New will alert users to new releases from the artists and podcasters they follow, helping to make sure they never miss new content. Spotify is introducing a new 'What’s New' feature to help users stay on top of new releases from their favorite creators. Spotify users enjoy regular releases of new albums from a wide range of artists, including Inside from comedian Bo Burnham, along with podcasts like Office Ladies from The Office alums Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer. The music streaming app also receives a steady stream of updates to improve the user experience.  Recently, a report surfaced explaining that Spotify may branch out into live events, which could be an upgrade from the virtual concerts it already offers. It could also help Spotify stand out from the competition, as could the recent acquisition of podcasting app Podz, which will help Spotify users discover new podcasts by offering sixty second clips. Similarly, the new Spotify Greenroom feature lets users discuss music,  » Read More

Google Chrome is the optimal web browser for the largest search engine in the world. It is simple yet quick and it has quite a few hidden features that help make your internet experience all the better. Chrome Flags offers several experimental features that Google wants to test out to improve the browsing experience all for the regular user to play around with. What Is Crome Flags, How to Activate it? Chrome Flags are experimental features that have not made it to the stable Google Chrome browser just yet, TechRadar explained. Flags makes it easy to integrate them to the browser with a few clicks to enable. They do have some bugs and can go through the occasional hiccup, but some Google Chrome Flags enable an improved browsing experience, said Android Authority. Accessing the Flags menu is easy. In the address bar, type "chrome://flags" and hit enter. You will be redirected to a long list of options, each with a drop-down meny to set each to Default,  » Read More

Shares of Twitter Inc. TWTR, -4.18% shed 4.18% to $68.69 Monday, on what proved to be an all-around great trading session for the stock market, with the S&P 500 Index SPX, +0.24% rising 0.24% to 4,422.30 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.24% rising 0.24% to 35,144.31. The stock's fall snapped a four-day winning streak. Twitter Inc. closed $12.06 short of its 52-week high ($80.75), which the company achieved on February 25th. The stock underperformed when compared to some of its competitors Monday, as Microsoft Corp. MSFT, -0.21% fell 0.21% to $289.05, Alphabet Inc. Cl A GOOGL, +0.77% rose 0.77% to $2,680.70, and Facebook Inc. Cl A FB, +0.72% rose 0.72% to $372.46. Trading volume (29.1 M) eclipsed its 50-day average volume of 13.9 M. Editor's Note: This story was auto-generated by Automated Insights, an automation technology provider, using data from Dow Jones and FactSet. See our market data terms of use.

New York Daily News | Jul 26, 2021 at 5:22 PM The city’s top health official accused Facebook and Twitter on Monday of stifling local vaccination efforts by facilitating “dangerous” coronavirus misinformation on their platforms at a time when COVID-19 infections are back on the rise in New York. Dr. David Chokshi, Mayor de Blasio’s Health Department commissioner, aimed the broadside in a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who faced criticism from the White House over the same issue last week. “Your failure to effectively stop the spread of this dangerous information on your platforms and vigorously enforce your own policies targeting misinformation is a threat to the public health of New York City residents and a serious impediment to our efforts to vaccinate all New York City residents,” Chokshi wrote to Zuckerberg and Dorsey. “In short, the spread of misinformation is costing New Yorkers their lives.” An iPhone displays the Facebook app. (Jenny Kane/AP) More than 40% of the city’s population remains unvaccinated, according to Health Department data. According to polling, a significant chunk of unvaccinated Americans aren’t getting inoculated due to concerns about the safety of the shots — a baseless belief…