The UK government has announced plans for additional restrictions on social media platforms. This comes as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer faces scrutiny.

The government is consulting on changes as a new social media law goes through its final Parliamentary stages.

The creators of the Swedish show 'Summer of 1985,' based on a novel by John Ajvide Lindqvist, are discussing a potential sequel titled 'Summer of 1986' as the series gains attention at Canneseries.

A new national survey by Arkipelago Analytics indicates that 80% of Filipino youth are firmly against restrictions on social media, despite facing increased financial stress and social disconnection.

Turkey is planning new restrictions on social media platforms that would require identity verification, raising concerns about eroding anonymity and increased censorship.

Wikimedia restriction sparks digital rights, free knowledge concerns  The Jakarta Post

The Pentagon has imposed new restrictions on journalists, closing their workspace, despite a previous court ruling that declared similar measures unconstitutional, prompting media outlets to announce a new lawsuit.

A political communication specialist analyzes how social media is transforming parliamentary debates from discussions of general interest into purely partisan communication tools.

Online child exploitation fears linger in Indonesia despite planned social media restrictions  The Straits Times

Mexico is exploring options to impose age restrictions on social media platforms for minors, joining several other nations concerned about children's excessive screen time and exposure to harmful online content.

The Coalition for Independent Technology Research says the US State Department is engaged in a 'brazen and far-reaching campaign of censorship' targeting researchers and anti-disinformation advocates

A proposal has been initiated in the Lithuanian Seimas to legally restrict access to social media for children under 16 without parental consent, sparking debate about screen time for youth.

The Finnish media landscape was stirred when Anna and Kotiliesi laid off their print journalists. A media researcher asks if the layoffs reflect the value placed on women's magazines.

A proposed law to restrict social media access for children and teenagers under 15 will not come into effect this year, according to reports from TVN24.

Maim, a consulting firm specializing in institutional and media relations, is strengthening its position in strategic communication and market research by investing in Only Numbers and Euromedia Research, with Ghisleri appointed as CEO.

United Group has reportedly restructured its media outlets, including N1, by transferring them to a new company without the consent of minority shareholders, raising concerns about corporate governance.

Germany is considering a ban on social media for children, with coalition partners drafting plans, while India is also discussing age-based social media restrictions.

Peers in the UK have ended a stand-off with MPs, allowing plans to curb social media access for under-16s to advance after ministers announced they would impose restrictions regardless of the ongoing consultation.

The move has been hailed as a ‘huge step forward in keeping children safe’

Japan is reportedly weighing the implementation of age-based restrictions for social media platforms. This move aligns with a growing global effort to protect minors from potential harms associated with online content and interactions.

This article explores the ethical implications of how Cambodia is portrayed in media headlines, arguing that they often lead to premature judgments and misrepresentation. It discusses the challenges of national branding and media responsibility.

Moroccan media researcher Maria Abdali earned her PhD for a dissertation exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming journalism and communication professions in Morocco in the 21st century.

Israel's military censor has tightened restrictions on press coverage of the ongoing war, with authorities stating the changes are for national security, though critics argue it limits public information.

Two years after banning phones in schools, the Netherlands is now considering further restrictions, with the government pushing to limit social media access for individuals under 16 years old.

A U.S. Federal District Court has ruled that new rules imposed by the Department of Defense restricting media activities violate the constitutional guarantee of freedom of the press, ordering their revocation.

Pope Leo XIV has criticized the Trump administration for using video game footage in its war propaganda about Iran, urging media outlets to show the real suffering of victims instead of portraying war as a game.

Concerns are growing about online child exploitation as new social media restrictions are being planned, highlighting the challenges of content moderation.

A DOJ official has dismissed a DNC lawsuit regarding election security records as 'frivolous,' comparing their demands to a child's 'tooth fairy' wish list in a social media response.

Poland's Deputy Minister of Digitalization, Michał Gramatyka, has provided a potential timeline for the technical implementation of restrictions on children's access to social media platforms.

The Indian government is exploring nuanced and graded age-based restrictions on social media access for children.

A CNN reporter's live comment about Israeli media restrictions during missile coverage has gone viral, sparking debate about censorship.

Justice J. K. Maheshwari states that free speech on social media is a civic duty, urging individuals to act responsibly online as platform algorithms prioritize profit over potential harm.

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Veronika Kövesdi, a media researcher, criticizes an AI-generated Fidesz video depicting an 'execution' from the perspective of the child featured in it, calling for recognition and prevention of such 'putto-politics'.

The National Media Research (NMO) in the Netherlands is changing how it measures TV ratings. From April 6, daily viewership figures will be released the day after broadcast, and online viewers will also be included in the count.

A 1995 CBS immigration special hosted by Dan Rather, where he warned of Americans being 'replaced by foreigners,' has been resurfaced by the Media Research Center.

The UK government is exploring the possibility of implementing a ban on social media access for individuals under the age of 16, with potential enforcement as early as this year.

Minister Bridget Phillipson said it is ‘not a question of whether we take further action to protect young people, it’s the shape of that action.’

A media study reveals that only 0.1% of online news stories about Jeffrey Epstein mention "violence against women," and 1.3% report on misogyny, with media researcher Luba Kassova explaining how news can both highlight and reproduce violence.

The CEO of Goldman Sachs reportedly stated that the risk of a recession could be influenced by the government's reaction on social media to the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

ISIS has issued a call for Muslims to murder English freedom fighter Tommy Robinson, as reported by the Middle East Media Research Institute.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced that after blocking minors from social media, the government will next focus on regulating video games and online gambling.

Indonesia has begun implementing new measures to limit social media access for young people, specifically restricting children under the age of 16.

A new development in California sparks debate regarding free speech and the defense of personal and parental responsibility on social media platforms.

Irish teenagers have expressed mixed opinions on potential social media restrictions, with some viewing platforms as a support system, as European countries consider following Australia's lead in banning social media for children under 16.

Experts in Japan, including media researchers and digital platform operators, have established a new framework to discuss how to ensure the accurate distribution of information on social media amidst the spread of unverified content.

Concerns about online child exploitation are growing in Indonesia as the country plans to implement social media restrictions, raising questions about the effectiveness and potential unintended consequences of such measures.

According to media researcher Veronika Kövesdi, by working for everyone to be a citizen, Péter Magyar rhetorically creates the ideal of equality.

A new lawsuit has been filed challenging a US policy that bars visas for social media researchers, raising concerns about academic freedom and data access.

Following social media restrictions, Australia has moved to ban minors from accessing pornographic websites, requiring providers to implement age verification and imposing significant fines for non-compliance.

The ‘Eddington’ director and producing partner Lars Knudsen sign a first-look pact with the company behind ‘The Morning Show.’

Poland's Civic Coalition has unveiled key proposals for regulations aimed at significantly limiting children's and younger teenagers' access to social media platforms.

Vijay's TVK party has instructed its functionaries at all levels not to speak to the media or participate in debates without prior approval from the party headquarters.

BJP State president B.Y. Vijayendra has written to Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, requesting the withdrawal of a circular that imposes restrictions on journalists at the Vidhana Soudha.

Talk show host Stephen Colbert claims he was censored by his employer, an incident that media researchers suggest highlights growing pressure on press freedom in the United States.

French President Macron announced that imposing social media restrictions for youth will be a priority for the G-7 summit.

Following Australia's lead, Britain is considering a ban on social media use for children under 16, with Spain, Greece, and Slovenia also exploring similar measures.