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YouTube to be included in Australia's teen social media ban
YouTube will be included in Australia's world-first social media ban for children under 16, after the government ditched a previous exemption for the platform. The video sharing site was set to be excluded from the ban - which will limit TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X and Snapchat and is due to start in December.
Many of today's celebrities are influencers who use social media for fame and to grow businesses. We explore the top social ...
Two North Las Vegas residents say they are on high alert after a dangerous new social media trend, that’s been reported ...
It takes relevance, consistency and a clear sense of purpose to grow a following, but figuring out how to turn those ...
The Vatican is welcoming more than a thousand social media influencers to Rome this week for an event intended to shape a new ...
Beyond the laughter and viral moments, we explore Imani Vanzap's legacy, the silent struggles and where her journey has led ...
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Fitness influencer Joey Swoll quits social media as Hulk Hogan tribute sparks backlash: ‘I’m done’
A renowned fitness influencer says he’s quit social media after the vitriol he received for his tribute to Hulk Hogan following the WWE legend’s death.
Minnesota Twins closer Jhoan Durán got up during the team's contest with the Boston Red Sox and hugged some teammates in the ...
America's gestapo are using copyrighted paintings and voiceovers from a major Hollywood movie to push their agenda.
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