Twitter's Trump ban raises social media regulation questions, says Hancock
Social media firms are 'taking editorial decisions,' according to the health secretary
Trump's Twitter ban raises social media regulation questions, says Hancock
Social media companies' decision to ban Donald Trump from their platforms raises a "very big question" regarding regulation, UK Health Secretary (and formerly Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media...
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Facebook is building a kids version of Instagram for children under 13
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