Platforms should be treated same way as traditional publishers and broadcasters are

Despite public uproar over the fatal collision last weekend, gardaí say the policy of not engaging in wrong-way motorway chases will probably not change

For two decades these companies operated with near-impunity, treated in law as neutral conduits

Firm has declined to appear before TDs following M9 crash amid concern at online videos of high-risk driving

Deaths of five teenagers linked to popularity of high risk-taking for ‘likes’ and affirmation

Committee chair Alan Kelly said social media company had an ‘enormous responsibility’ that cannot be shirked

Platforms such as TikTok and Snapchat have a responsibility to remove illegal content

Offenders on roads aware that gardaí will not pursue if they travel the wrong way down a major roadway

Social media giant to offset job losses with creation of 320 new posts, but about 300 workers to go overall

Document said young users ‘are the best ones’ while another stated teenagers are ‘hooked’, landmark court case hears

Media regulator Coimisiún na Meán has contacted the social media company over its handling of dangerous driving footage

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Members of the force are not trained to pursue vehicles

If this trend is set to increase, then the response needs to reflect the seriousness of these actions

Gangs of young males are videoing themselves in speeding cars and are competing for attention on social media

Jobs losses are accelerating with more AI-related cuts on the horizon. But there are things we can do

US woman, who had one million followers online, was diagnosed with bile duct cancer three years ago

New campaign warns about misogynistic content and challenges online messaging where women can be ‘pressurised’ into care roles

Emergency services were seen outside Hilton’s home in Miami on Tuesday night

It’s a ‘true honour’ to be compared to the great Irish actor, says lookalike competition winner, encouraging anyone who looks like a celebrity to embrace it