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EU Shifts Strategy: Big Tech's Data Usage May Counter Trump's Influence, Says France

1 month ago

In a bold response to the changes in the political landscape, especially the shifting dynamics brought by former U.S. President Donald Trump, European Union officials are considering a new approach that heavily involves large technology companies and their data capabilities. This initiative aims to reshape the EU’s information strategy and enhance its global standing.

Covert Facebook Network Exposed for Manipulating Romanian Voters

6 months ago

A recently uncovered network operating on Facebook has been identified as a sophisticated campaign aiming to influence voters in Romania. This covert operation has raised alarm bells among political analysts and cybersecurity experts, as it reflects a broader trend of digital interference in democratic processes.

Young Americans Turn to Social Media Influencers for News: A Pew Study Reveals Shifting Trends

6 months ago

According to a comprehensive new study by the Pew Research Center, a significant number of younger Americans are increasingly relying on social media influencers for their news consumption. This trend highlights a dramatic shift in how information is disseminated and consumed among the younger demographic, contrasting sharply with traditional news sources.

Trump's Return to Influence: Rewarding His Most Devoted Online Supporters with Important Roles in His Administration

6 months ago

In a strategic move that highlights the continuing integration of social media dynamics into traditional governance, former President Donald Trump is proactively rewarding his most ardent online supporters with significant positions in his potential upcoming administration. This approach underscores Trump's acknowledgment of the power of the digital landscape and its fans, many of whom have adeptly shaped narratives and public perception through their online activities.

US Deputy Attorney General Reveals Hackers Attempted to Undermine Trump Campaign in 2024

8 months ago

That is astonishing, as the US Deputy Attorney General has now disclosed that destructive hackers were indeed active in attempts to disrupt the 2024 presidential campaign of former President Donald Trump. This came during today's morning press briefing, which was well-attended by virtually all major media outlets.