
Powerful executives cosied up to Trump. Now they fear a reckoning
Washington Post: Democrats are preparing to investigate multiple companies, sources say.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
New York Times: Here's what the experts say about yesterday's landmark settlement.
Meta's US$18 billion settlement will limit teen accounts to two hours daily.
Panellists Tim Wilson and Nick Leggett debate Meta settlement, economic recovery, Tim Curry, Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
Meta must add time limits, night blocks and stronger age checks for teens.
The Take A Break and Quiet Mode tools were barely touched by teen users, figures show.
Labour discussed the bill at its caucus meeting today.
Meta faces a US trial over claims it made Instagram and Facebook addictive.
Professor sees "no pros", calls for binding referendum.
Meta, Google and Microsoft will pay 2.5% of their advertising revenue to Australian media companies. Tech with 2degrees: Peter Griffin, The Business of Tech.
New York Times: "It kind of prolonged my grief because of the way it's designed."
Bloomberg: The S&P 500 Index is on track for its worst day in a month.
New York Times: Its flagship Gemini 3.5 Pro remains delayed after a planned June release.
Some Kiwi Facebook users were once more able to access blocked accounts around 9.25pm.
Rising power costs and supply strains risk turning today’s AI boom into a bust.
New York Times: Despite the overall result, investor enthusiasm flagged in June.
OPINION: Tech firms, not governments, are best placed to remove harmful content.
Reports of issues with Facebook began about 9am.
Hēmi Kelly lost his 77,000-follower account – until the Herald contacted Meta.
'Now is the time to be really selective': Fund boss warns on AI market surge.
OPINION: More than 60% of Australian children still use social media despite a ban.
New York Times: The wealth of the world's 3000 billionaires has increased 40% in 2 years.
Washington Post: Public anger is rising over the massive, resource-hungry facilities.
OPINION: Age checks shouldn’t come at the cost of everyone’s privacy.