Netdirection.com.au

27/04/2024

ASIO and the Federal Police went to the extraordinary step of addressing the National Press Club this week to appeal to "Big Tech" to play nice with Australian standards. They had to do a public appeal because the Australian Government has very little Authority over these companies.

Shockingly, not a word to Sky News, or News Co**se, who broadcast and print deliberate misinformation 24/7. The type of stuff that's designed to rile up their ignorant audience and inspire political violence.

Don't forget, Sky News was temporarily blocked by YouTube in 2021 for deliberately spreading Covid misinformation. This was on the back of their sister company Fox News inspiring a violent insurrection in the US.

Unless Australian authorities take action against the companies who spread their misinformation under actual physical licenses from the government, its ridiculous to ask the likes of Elon Musk to not be a dick.

Digital giant issues strike after channel posted videos denying the existence of disease and encouraging people to use discredited medication

12/07/2023

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09/03/2022

24/02/2022

23/02/2022

Is it still an experience if you can't experience it?

Or is this the new experience?

Joe Rogan Experience inaccessible on streaming service

22/02/2022

I can't say for sure, but I suspect we're all so predictable that the algorithm already knows what we're going to talk about, and it doesn't even bother listening.

21/02/2022

Swarm mode: not the "sick fun" Neil Patrick Harris initially suggested it is.

The Swarm Mode is deeper than you realize.

29/01/2022

Back at the start of the pandemic, I remember seeing mums and dads with all their kids in tow at the supermarket and thinking "what is wrong with you people?"

"If end of the world is coming, I think toilet paper is the least of your problems," Elon Musk said during Tesla's Q4 earnings call.

18/01/2022

Emboldened by the Australian government standing over tech giants on behalf of Rupert Murdoch and his increasingly irrelevant business plan, Free To Air TV stations are demanding smart tv manufacturers prop up their failing products for free.

Networks say they could become invisible if the government does not force smart TV makers to display them prominently on home screens