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New media commission must tackle social media firms targeting vulnerable for profit, it s claimed

Updated: 16 Apr 2021, 18:16 IRELAND’s new media commission must be able to come down hard on social media companies that target vulnerable individuals for profit, it has been claimed. Instagram were recently forced to apologise after their algorithms were offering diet products to people with eating disorders. 3 3 Instagram algorithms targeted people with eating disordersCredit: Alamy Now Fianna Fáil Senator Malcolm Byrne has insisted that the planned new Media Commission will have the power to monitor and take action on the use of algorithms and by social media companies. Senator Byrne said: “This is a huge area as more and more decisions are being made by simply using machine learning.

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Calls for Media Commission to get extra powers to tackle social media ads

Calls for Media Commission to get extra powers to tackle social media ads
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New Media Commission will regulate algorithmic decision-making

New Media Commission will regulate algorithmic decision-making Move comes after warnings about the potential harmful effects of the process central to the business models of social media companies 15th April, 2021 Instagram apologised to users after an issue with its algorithm meant diet-based content was suggested to users with eating disorders. Photo: Getty Ireland’s new Media Commission will take charge of regulating in the sphere of algorithmic decision-making by companies and government agencies, it has been confirmed. The move has been welcomed by Senator Malcolm Byrne, who said algorithmic decision-making – which is central to the business models of social media companies – can have harmful effects if not effectively monitored.

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OPINION: If really you want to listen to us, why not let us vote? - Limerick teenager

OPINION: If really you want to listen to us, why not let us vote? - Limerick teenager Reporter: ); ); THE lowering the voting age would be another step in strengthening Irish society. If you can drive, leave school, and be employed full-time at sixteen years of age, you deserve a say in those who represent you. The main rationale underpinning any campaign is due to a group of people feeling as though their voices are not being heard. Although there are numerous stances across Irish society on lowering the voting age, it is important to note this campaign is due to young people feeling as though they have not been heard by those that dictate the decisions that affect their lives.

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Oireachtas media committee will ask former editor of The Guardian to appear over Roy Greenslade s IRA comments

THE Oireachtas media committee is to ask former editor of The Guardian Alan Rusbridger to outline his knowledge of media commentator Roy Greenslade’s IRA sympathies. The committee, which has a majority of Coalition TDs and senators, agreed to a proposal from Fianna Fáil Senator Malcolm Byrne on Wednesday to contact Mr Rusbridger despite the Government backing his continued membership of the Future of Media Commission. Mr Byrne is hoping that the former newspaper editor will appear before the committee in the coming weeks to discuss his knowledge of Mr Greenslade’s support for the IRA’s armed campaign.

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