Two months on from the Christchurch terrorist attacks, Facebook has announced that it will be enforcing new restrictions on its live streaming feature to “limit the abuse” of bad actors using the platform to “cause harm or spread hate”.
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Publishers have to stop mourning the good old days and instead invest in producing quality content if they are going to successfully change the conversation about magazines, Bauer Media’s CEO of UK publishing said this week.