Writer Michael Idato catches up with the flamboyant social media star,Celeste Barber,who talks frankly about her “overnight success” which took 23 years.
The Canadian experience offers lessons on the consequences of Facebook’s coming news ban in Australia. Reputable media are blocked but “news-ish” content and “media personalities” are thriving.
Elon Musk’s victory in court over posts of the Wakeley church stabbing video was a setback in the push to regulate X Corp.
Australia’s government and regulators have plenty of allies in their attempts to rein in the behaviour of platform owners – but it’s just not that easy.
Artificial intelligence,particularly its intersection with pornography,could have a huge impact on gender relations offline.
Indy Clinton is a social media star and mother of three. In our cover story,she talks about filter-free parenting,ignoring the trolls and embracing the chaos.
She was already “Instagram famous” by age 16,but it was becoming a mother almost four years ago that propelled the social media creator to star status.
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.
The ABC journalist says we can’t blame Trump or social media for the quality – or lack of – in our national debate.
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.
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.