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The Latest Breaking News from Coimisiun na Mean

Meta ‘constantly innovating’ to tackle risks to underage users, committee told

Earlier this week, media regulator Coimisiun na Mean launched investigations into Meta over recommender algorithms on Facebook and Instagram.

Evening Standard

Ireland’s Media Minister compared to Viktor Orban over fuel protest comments

Patrick O’Donovan said there were ‘lopsided’ political views and ‘skewed’ broadcasting of fuel protests and blockades last week.

Evening Standard

Irish deputy premier says no review of fuel protest reporting needed

Simon Harris was speaking after his Cabinet and party colleague said he would ask the broadcasting regulator to look at media reporting.

Evening Standard

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‘No fear or favour’: Irish data regulator defends relationship with big tech

The media regulator said it would be helpful to ban companies from making technologies that can create sexualised images of children available.

Evening Standard

Gardai and regulators meet to assess legal action over X chatbot images

The Communications Minister said robust laws exist as Gardai investigate reports of sexual images produced by X’s chatbot.

Evening Standard

Irish police investigating 200 reports of Grok child abuse material

Detective Chief Superintendent Barry Walsh said gardai remain in contact with the Irish media regulator Coimisiun na Mean.

Evening Standard

Irish police investigating hundreds of reports of Grok child abuse material

The committee was told there are currently 200 reports being investigated by the Irish police service

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Fake sexualised images created through X ‘very serious’ – Irish media watchdog

‘It’s possible that they could end up withdrawing parts of the service,’ John Evans of the Irish media regulator said.

Evening Standard

It is not up to Starmer to decide Hamas’ role in Palestinian state, Catherine Connolly says

Connolly said that it was up to Palestinians to decide who governs them

The Independent UK

Connolly says it is not up to Starmer to decide Hamas’ role in Palestinian state

‘I don’t think Keir Starmer should have any say about Hamas. It’s up to the Palestinian people’, Catherine Connolly said.

Evening Standard

Sheridan suffers setback after failing to secure Meath nomination

Fourteen members of the county council voted against a proposal to nominate the entrepreneur, with 13 backing the proposal.

Evening Standard

Tech giants face large fines if they ignore new safety rules – Irish watchdog

Ireland’s media regulator has said it will hold media companies to account if they do not improve safety measures such as age verification.

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