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US senators have called on the Federal Trade Commission to launch an investigation into the social media company.

The London start-up wants to finally give online content creators a level-playing field with its pay-per-view streaming platform.

Though 69% of journalists use Twitter for work-related tasks, just 13% of the general US public say they regularly get their news on the social media platform.

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Rather than focus on what we want connected TV to be, let’s look at what it currently excels at.

First Tube will continue to operate as a standalone company underneath Horizon’s umbrella, with CEO and co-founder Andrew Beranbom staying on.

Amnesty International’s campaign has gone viral following the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade.

Interview: Two of TikTok’s leading execs, Stuart Flint and Trevor Johnson, tell The Media Leader what’s next.

Between late 2019 and May 2022, more than 360 newspapers have closed across the US.

The FCC commissioner called TikTok “an unacceptable national security risk” and asked Apple and Google to remove it from their app stores.