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Canada's government says it will stop advertising on Facebook and Instagram in response to Meta’s decision to block access to news content on their social platforms as part of a temporary test

Mark Zuckerberg launches Twitter rival in bid to capitalise on turmoil at Twitter under Elon Musk.

The Canadian government is suspending its advertisements on Facebook and Instagram in response to Meta Platforms Inc.’s plan to permanently end news availability on its platforms in the country.

Instagram’s highly anticipated Twitter rival is expected to launch Thursday, according to a listing on Apple Inc.’s App Store.

Under a judge's new ruling, much of the federal government is now barred from working with social media companies to address removing any content that might contain "protected free speech."

Unfortunately, there is reason to doubt that the judge's decision will meaningfully constrain the feds.

With the imminent launch of Threads, we're about to see if Twitter has what it—who am I kidding? Of course Threads is going to destroy what's left of Twitter, and I'm doing my part.

The Devil's Pulpit, situated in Stirlingshire, is just over half an hour's drive away from Glasgow. A visitor has issued a warning after claiming it was "too unsafe" for them.

In June, Canada passed a law that will require major tech platforms such as Google and Facebook to pay a small fee when they host news on their platforms, to compensate the journalistic outlets that produced it. A similar bill recently cleared crucial hurdles in California and now has a…