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11 Jan 2025
#politics
Fox News: Flashback: Meta’s ‘history of censorship,’ fact-checking woes under the Trump, Biden administrations
Meta has announced a shift towards restoring free expression by ending its fact-checking program, which has faced criticism for political bias and censorship. CEO Mark Zuckerberg acknowledged past mistakes, including the suppression of the New York Post's Hunter Biden story and COVID-19 misinformation.
Experts have mixed feelings about this change, with some viewing it as a positive step towards free speech, while others warn it could lead to unchecked misinformation. The new system aims to resemble X's Community Notes, allowing users to contribute context and corrections.
#society
Le Monde: Paris's last tourist office will close
The last branch of the Paris tourist office will close, shifting its focus to online services. This decision comes despite Paris being a top tourist destination, with 50 million annual visitors, and raises questions about the relevance of physical tourist offices in the digital age.
Previously, Paris had five offices, but declining attendance and high costs led to this closure. Other European cities still maintain multiple physical offices, highlighting a potential gap in Paris's approach to attracting visitors.
Fox News: Filmmaker calls out LA County's 'useless' management over wildfires that 'destroyed people's lives'
Filmmaker Justine Bateman criticized Los Angeles County officials for their inadequate response to ongoing wildfires, which have resulted in at least 11 deaths and destroyed over 10,000 structures. She called for better funding and preparedness from city leaders, labeling them "useless" if they fail to manage disasters effectively.
Bateman emphasized the need for voters to prioritize competence over political affiliation when electing officials, arguing that past choices have led to ineffective leadership. She expressed concern about the city's ability to handle future disasters, particularly in light of the upcoming 2028 Olympics.
#economy
GB News: Bank of England diversity drive sparks backlash: 'No finance background? No problem'
The Bank of England's recent job advertisement in Leeds has sparked criticism for encouraging applicants without finance backgrounds, emphasizing diversity over experience. Critics argue that this approach undermines the bank's primary role in ensuring monetary stability, especially amid economic challenges.
Commentators express concern that the focus on diversity could detract from the bank's responsibilities, with calls for a return to prioritizing financial expertise over demographic representation. The bank maintains that a varied workforce is essential for attracting talent.