In brief: the advisory board that was formed in 2016 to help address harmful speech, child exploitation, suicide, self-harm, and other concerns on the platform.
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Websites funded by partisan groups posing as local news outlets are growing as local US newspapers continue to disappear or downsize.
The downgrade is driven primarily by slowdowns in growth in China (due to ongoing lockdowns) and the US.
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