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Labour to back social media ban, National says Stuff poll must’ve swayed them

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Labour to back social media ban, National says Stuff poll must’ve swayed them
Stuff
Stuff36 mins ago
Labour to back social media ban, National says Stuff poll must’ve swayed them
Education Minister Erica Stanford says the Stuff opinion needle must've swayed Labour’s caucus.
Daily Mail
Daily Mail4 hrs ago
The Morning Poll: Are social media companies doing enough to take down videos glorifying joyriding?
Defence minister Luke Pollard said the Government had ordered social media companies to remove videos from their platforms.
RNZ
RNZ9 hrs ago
National goes it alone on social media ban for under-16s
National is progressing its efforts to ban under-16 year olds from social media platforms, but so far is going it alone, unable to gather the support of its coalition partners.
'Take them down' minister tells social media firms amid fury over dangerous driving clips after horror crashes
‘This type of dangerous content should have no place on social media because it encourages other people to do the same,’ says Government minister Luke Pollard
MyJoyOnline
MyJoyOnline22 hrs ago
Invest in the craft, not hype: Ghanaian creator Adnan Saani on why social media alone will not pay
Ghanaian entrepreneur and educator Adnan Saani, who posts as @adnansaani on TikTok and reaches about 2.7 million followers across Facebook, TikTok and Instagram, has urged Ghanaian content creators to treat their work as a profession and to invest in the skills behind it. Speaking in an interview with Joy Business, Saa
Belfast Telegraph
Belfast Telegraph🏁 first to report2 days ago
How joyriding evolved into a deadly social media spectacle
Reckless youths racing around taunting gardaí is not a new phenomenon, with such behaviour prevalent in the 80s, while an ‘epidemic of joyriding’ was reported as far back as the 1930s