The online giants are arguing that a new law set to take effect next year violates First Amendment rights and oversteps regulatory boundaries, per Reuters. Social media giants Meta and TikTok have got another major legal fight on their hands…
Special edition features Janus International CEO Ramey Jackson, the 2026 Top Self-Storage Operators, an inside look at THE Show, and more. There were 2,555 press releases posted in the last 24 hours and 503,857 in the last 365 days. MSM Makes November Issue Of Self-Storage…
LOS ANGELES (KESQ) - Tech companies Google, Meta and TikTok are suing California in a bid to block a new state law designed to protect kids from certain "addictive" features of social media that can keep them online for hours, according…
Artificial intelligence is increasing the need for computing capacity, making data centres an essential part of modern business infrastructure. Training and operating advanced AI systems require substantial computing power, while cloud platforms need secure and reliable facilities to process growing…
Meta, Google and TikTok have each sued California to block a new law that restricts addictive social media features for users under 16. The separate lawsuits, filed in federal court on November 4, name Attorney General Rob Bonta as the defendant and…
The lawsuit is the latest legal challenge over California’s social media restrictions. Technology companies Google, Meta and Tik Tok sued the state of California on Wednesday to block a new law that restricts companies from targeting children younger than 16 with…
Tech companies Google, Meta and TikTok are suing California in a bid to block a new state law designed to protect kids from certain “addictive” features of social media that can keep them online for hours, according to court papers…
Meta rolled out voice calls and video chats with animated avatars to all US users of Muse, its consumer AI agent, on 5 November. Meta’s research blog says the avatar system runs “12 concurrent real-time sessions for the video generation on a…
The law, which goes into effect in 2027, prohibits tech companies from offering addictive feeds, endless scrolling and autoplayed videos to kids under 16 Google, Meta and TikTok all filed separate lawsuits Wednesday to block California from implementing a law designed to…
Three of the biggest social media companies want to block a California law designed to reduce youth social media addiction from going into law. On Wednesday, Google, Meta, and TikTok each filed lawsuits against California's attorney general, Rob Bonta. Beginning…
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