primonatura (@primonatura@mstdn.social)
"How to spot climate misinformation on social media"
#Climate #ClimateChange #SocialMedia
https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2026/01/how-to-spot-climate-misinformation-on-social-media/
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BornToBeBlueUnderABadSign (@BornToBeBlueUnderABadSign@mastodon.social)
Ondate di disinformazione alimentate dall’intelligenza artificiale stanno per abbattersi sulla democrazia.
I progressi dell’intelligenza artificiale stanno creando una tempesta perfetta per chi vuole diffondere disinformazione a una velocità e su una scala senza precedenti. Ed è praticamente impossibile individuarla. [da Wired]
https://www.wired.com/story/ai-powered-disinformation-swarms-are-coming-for-democracy/
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IntelligenzaArtificiale #disinformazione #socialmedia #bot
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majorlinux (@majorlinux@toot.majorshouse.com)
Oh, I don't know...
Maybe because you run social media platforms to piece of shit!
Zuckerberg on why Meta should do less safety research: 'Apple doesn't study any of this' - 9to5Mac
#Zuckerberg #Meta #Safety #Apple #Research #SocialMedia #Tech
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oatmeal (@oatmeal@kolektiva.social)
Viva España 🇪🇸
1. Criminal liability for tech executives who fail to remove illegal or hateful content from their platforms.
2. Creation of a new criminal offense for algorithmic manipulation and amplification of illegal content.
3. Development of a “hate and polarization footprint” system to track and expose how platforms fuel division and hate.
4. Ban on social media access for minors under 16, requiring strict age verification systems.
5. Investigation and prosecution of infringements committed by #Grok, #TikTok, and #Instagram, with a zero‑tolerance policy to defend #Spain’s digital sovereignty.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=NElqgJ1aXFA (link to toxic #YouTube on the right side if video doesn’t load)
#grok #tiktok #instagram #spain #youtube #socialmedia
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remixtures (@remixtures@tldr.nettime.org)
"You’ve certainly experienced it: you grab your phone to do something specific, and end up getting lost in the maze of stimuli – sounds, colours, videos, notifications, urgent messages –so much so that you forget why you picked up the phone in the first place and stay far longer on it than planned. We keep inventing new words to describe aspects of the experience, whether it’s doomscrolling, internet rabbit holes, or brainrot. The good news is, this isn’t just something that happens to you. There’s a growing political consensus that this is a structural problem by design, that Big Tech has gone too far, and EU legislation is on the way to give you more control over addictive features in social media apps. The bad news is, Big Tech has begun a full scale lobbying battle against this legislation.
As the European Commission is preparing rules to rein in the addictive design of social media app – as part of the forthcoming Digital Fairness Act – the tech industry is drawing on its considerable lobbying firepower to oppose it. The legislation comes in response to growing concerns about the public health impacts of social media addiction, both for children, adolescents, and adults alike. But the Big Tech giants behind Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and other social media apps are pushing back. Keeping people on the apps for as long as possible is a central part of their business model and restrictions in addictive features would hurt their profits and power. In its lobbying, Big Tech aims to capitalize on the fact that EU decision-makers – with Commission President von der Leyen in the lead – are currently heavily prioritising industrial competitiveness via deregulation over other concerns. This means there are major new obstacles for legislation to pass."
#SocialMedia #BigTech #EU #Lobbying #DFA #DigitalFairnessAct #Addiction #BrainRot
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r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
«Moltbook» / Το πρώτο κοινωνικό δίκτυο αποκλειστικά για τεχνητή νοημοσύνη
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media (@media@eicker.news)
»Inspector General Investigating Whether ICE's Surveillance Tech Breaks the Law« https://www.404media.co/inspector-general-investigating-whether-ices-surveillance-tech-breaks-the-law/?eicker.media #media #socialmedia
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r (@r@fed.brid.gy)
Kazakhstan debates banning under 16s from social media as lawmakers push age restrictions while experts warn bans may backfire without education and trust https://ow.ly/mmpC50Ya6ul #Kazakhstan #SocialMedia #Children #DigitalSafety #Cyberbullying #CentralAsia #ChildSafetyOnline
Kazakhstan Proposes Restrictio...
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r (@r@bsky.brid.gy)
Kazakhstan debates banning under 16s from social media as lawmakers push age restrictions while experts warn bans may backfire without education and trust https://ow.ly/mmpC50Ya6ul #Kazakhstan #SocialMedia #Children #DigitalSafety #Cyberbullying #CentralAsia #ChildSafetyOnline
Kazakhstan Proposes Restrictio...
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TheTimesofCentralAsia (@TheTimesofCentralAsia@federated.press)
Kazakhstan debates banning under 16s from social media as lawmakers push age restrictions while experts warn bans may backfire without education and trust https://timesca.com/kazakhstan-proposes-restrictions-on-social-media-access-for-minors/ #Kazakhstan #SocialMedia #Children #DigitalSafety #Cyberbullying #CentralAsia
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blog (@blog@analyticsblog.blinkfire.com)
Brands Chasing Gold at 2026 Winter Olympics
The Olympics are a global cultural stage where brands can tap into an exciting and emotional sports atmosphere. With billions of viewers and massive social media engagement, the Olympics offer a rare moment for connection with a worldwide audience. The official Milano Cortino 2026 accounts already have 727k followers, while the official Olympic accounts boast 132.9M total followers. Brands leverage this by aligning with core Olympic values, such as excellence and teamwork, to build long-term loyalty with fans. Explore some of the best brand partnerships and content surrounding the Winter Games.
Fashion Brands At The Olympics
The Olympic stage has evolved into a premier runway, where homegrown brands use athlete outfitting to blend national pride with high-fashion innovation. These apparel sponsorships allow brands to showcase creativity on an elevated stage, using technically superior gear designed for both performance and style. Check out some of the highlights you’ll see featured in the 2026 Winter Olympics:
- Ralph Lauren x USA: Celebrating its 10th consecutive Games as the official outfitter, Ralph Lauren provides a full “Team USA Collection” for athletes and fans, featuring patriotic color palettes and heritage-inspired designs.
- Lululemon x Canada: Focusing on innovation and inclusion, Lululemon’s athlete kits use thermoregulation technology and adaptive features like magnetic zippers and braille tags, designed specifically for the Winter Games.
- Armani x Italy: Armani’s EA7 line underpins the brand’s central role in Italian culture, featuring designs that are among the final works influenced by Giorgio Armani himself.
- Goyol Cashmere x Mongolia: The unique and eye-catching designs of Team Mongolia have already captured fans’ attention, bringing Mongolian culture to the world.
Olympic Brand Partnerships
The Olympics grant exclusive global marketing rights to a select group of multinational companies. These partners provide essential technology and infrastructure while engaging fans through digital, social, and in-person experiences. Some of these brands include Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Visa, and Airbnb, each with its own way of telling the Olympic story through its brand.
Sports Leagues & Teams
Leagues and teams use the Olympics to boost year-round fan engagement through a mix of digital innovation and traditional methods. AC Milan got creative by welcoming sports fans from across the world to their home city. And while some sports are only seen during the Olympics, sports like hockey are planning on taking advantage of the attention their players will create on the ice during the break in the NHL season.
Influencers and Media Content
Media companies, podcasts, and influencers are all going to try to get a piece of the Olympic attention. Influencers have redefined sports marketing by providing the authenticity that official brand accounts sometimes lack. It is costly and exclusive to be an official brand partner of the Winter Games, so keep an eye out for brands partnering with media companies and influencers covering the Winter Games to reach fans over the next couple of weeks.
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Demo Blinkfire #blinkfire #FashionBrands #MilanCortina #Olympics #socialMedia #Sponsorship
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simsus (@simsus@social.tchncs.de)
Spanien 🇪🇸 will Verbot sozialer Medien für Jugendliche, #ElonMusk wird ausfallend | heise online https://www.heise.de/news/Auch-Spanien-will-Verbot-sozialer-Medien-fuer-Jugendliche-11164430.html #SocialMedia #SocialMediaVerbot
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