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Man faces prison for racist tweet about Burnley footballer Michael Obafemi

Josh Phillips admitted sending a grossly offensive message on Twitter.

The Independent UK

Spotify update leaves users fuming as they accuse app of 'trying to be TikTok'

New updates on Spotify have upset fans who think developers are 'TikTokifying' the platform, with one freshly launched feature which lets you scroll through short clips

Daily Mirror

PayPal mafia veteran Keith Rabois thinks Google hired engineers to do 'fake work'

The PayPal Mafia veteran claimed new hires were given "fake work", adding that mass layoffs seen in the sector are overdue.

Fortune

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Plans for Instagram’s upcoming Twitter rival leak online

The service looks a lot like Elon Musk’s Twitter — but with one major difference

Evening Standard

Tweets By Trophy Hunters Do More Harm To Their Public Image Causing Controversy

It’s possible that Twitter’s toxicity could skew the debate away from the evidence as tweets by celebrities pose with dead animals

Zenger

Most Libel Claims by The Satanic Temple Against Newsweek Dismissed, But Not Claim Over Sexual Abuse Allegations

From Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil's opinion yesterday in The Satanic Temple, Inc. v. Newsweek Magazine LLC, where the Temple sued Newsweek over allegedly libelous statements in an article: 1) Financial Fraud Plaintiff argues that the article was defamatory in implying that Plaintiff engaged in a pattern of embezzlement, which it…

Reason

No, Indigenous Australians don't already have a Voice to Parliament

Social media users have suggested Indigenous Australians already have a Voice to Parliament in the form of the National Indigenous Australians Agency. Experts disagree.

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Freshly-censured Trump lawyer called out for mocking Mitch McConnell fall with tortoise video

McConnell was hospitalised on Wednesday night after falling and injuring himself at a private dinner at a Washington DC hotel

The Independent UK

Twitter reacts to report that Falcons won’t pursue Lamar Jackson

Players and fans had strong feelings on Twitter after report that the #Falcons won't pursue Ravens QB Lamar Jackson

USA Today Sports Media Group

Twitter reacts to rumor of Rams shopping Matthew Stafford

A former GM said the Rams have called teams trying to trade Matthew Stafford, which had Twitter going crazy

USA Today Sports Media Group

Gary Lineker tears into Tory minister over 'clumsy football analogy' in Twitter row

The former England goal scorer hit back at the Conservative MP after she mentioned him in a football analogy in the Commons. He is already in a Twitter row for comparing the government's new asylum policy to Nazi Germany

Daily Mirror

Scandal came to 'Vanderpump Rules.' At the Toms' new LA lounge, fans are drinking it up

LOS ANGELES — When I opened my Bravo group chat on Wednesday to say I was heading to Schwartz & Sandy's, the bar and restaurant co-owned by "Vanderpump Rules" stars Tom Schwartz and Tom Sandoval, the phone pings were swift: "Lucky! Pls report your findings. Tx." Others were less diplomatic.

Los Angeles Times

The modern crisis communications playbook

Companies, brands and public figures are just one viral TikTok or tweet away from a full-fledged public relations crisis.

Axios

The return to the office once seemed inevitable. A new study shows companies are already reversing course

Return-to-office mandates are the exception, not the rule. It’s likely that 2023 will see more employees working remotely, not less.

Fortune

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Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Draconian social media law threatens democracy in Turkey

In the aftermath of Turkey’s devastating earthquake, 78 people have been arrested — not necessarily as scapegoats of the tragedy but because they are accused of “sharing provocative posts” on social media.

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis gives top money saving tip for those booking holidays soon

Twitter users thanked the MSE as they saved hundreds on family getaways

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Labor, Greens strike deal in ‘big win for the climate’; Oscar nominees get piece of Queensland; and is Twitter falling apart?

Government agrees to Greens’ amendments in what the minor party leader Adam Bandt called a ‘constructive approach’

ABC News

The NSW Coalition said it 'slashed' the social housing waitlist. Is that correct?

New South Wales Treasurer Matt Kean says the state's social housing waitlists been "slashed" since the Coalition came to power. But is that really the case? RMIT ABC Fact Check crunches the numbers.

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Los Angeles Times

After Twitter layoffs, California bill would strengthen protections for workers

The tech industry has been roiled by waves of layoffs, with tens of thousands of workers losing their jobs in recent months. After Tesla billionaire Elon Musk took over Twitter in October, he abruptly slashed nearly half its workforce, then went back for more.

Daily Mirror

Janey Godley forced to defend herself as comic cruelly accused of 'lying about cancer'

Janey Godley responded to a cruel troll in a compassionate and classy way, as a critic of her personal politics accused the Scottish star of not revealing all about her ongoing battle with ovarian cancer

The Independent UK

Twitter bot savagely calls out companies’ gender pay gaps in response to International Women’s Day tweets

‘Reading something that tells me me how inspirational I am doesn’t make me feel more confident about working my job at night,’ the Twitter bot’s founder tells The Independent

Reason

FTC Seeks Names of All Journalists With Whom Musk Shared Twitter Documents

Plus: U.S. special forces seeks “next generation” deepfake tech, the economic cost of the PRO Act, and more…

The Guardian - UK

Rise in Twitter outages since Musk takeover hints at more systemic problems

Sixth failure this year comes against backdrop of financial and regulatory pressures on the company

Axios

Elon Musk apologizes after mocking Twitter worker with disability

Musk's attacks on the employee began after the worker asked for clarity about his job status at Twitter.

The Conversation

Should you pay for Meta's and Twitter’s verified identity subscriptions? A social media researcher explains how the choice you face affects everyone else

Social media services have generally been free of charge for users, but now, with ad revenues slowing down, social media companies are looking for new revenue streams beyond targeted ads. Now, Twitter is charging for its blue check verification, and Meta and Twitter both charge for identity protection.

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