Twitter gives the government 1 billion reasons why a ‘social media ombudsman’ would be unworkable
Twitter tells the Irish government why a state-funded social media ombudsman would be unworkable as the country looks at new laws for social media.
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Irish senators want to stop trolls by creating a database of all Internet users’ names & IP addresses
Two Irish senators have called for a database to be created that records every users' name against their IP address in an effort to curb trolls
New media, old issues: Why we need a more modern debate about social & mainstream media
The Irish debate over the use of social media might be new but the issues & grievances are not, so why are we stuck in the past when discussing the future?
The UK’s top prosecutor outlines what you can & can’t say on the social web
The UK's top prosecutor has issued guidelines outlining when legal proceedings should be sought against social media users.
Twitter’s removing third-party image services from its official apps
With all of Twitter's rules, display guidelines and API changes over the last few months, it's quite clear that Twitter now wants to be in complete control of its service. So much so that it is removing third-party image services like TwitPic and yFrog from its official apps.
