- Time limits and a midnight cutoff: Meta’s new rules for kids go further, but critics say not enough The Philadelphia Inquirer —
- Meta's $18 billion social media settlement: Numbers behind the deal Business Standard —
- Time limits and a midnight cutoff: Meta’s new rules for kids go further, but critics say not enough The Independent —
- Parents who blame their kids’ deaths on social media celebrate Meta’s $18B settlement — but say ‘It’s like losing her all over again’ NY Post —
- YouTube and TikTok are yet to publicly acknowledge Meta's proposed changes under its AG settlement; some US lawmakers signal an appetite for industry-wide rules (Mike Isaac/New York Times) Techmeme —
- Parents who blame their kids’ deaths on social media celebrate Meta’s $17.1B settlement — but say ‘It’s like losing her all over again’ NY Post —
- Trump Midterm Pressure, Meta Settles In Social Media Case, Nepal & Tibet Flash Floods 🔊 NPR — · 12min
- Meta’s social media changes won’t apply to Canadian teens — at least for now CTV News —
- Meta Apparently Seeks to Spread Settlement Pain to Its Competitors—With Snapchat Conspicuously Absent Gizmodo —
- Transcript: What Meta’s $18bn settlement means for social media Financial Times —
Mike Isaac
American journalist and technology reporter at the New York Times
Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber is a 2019 book by New York Times journalist Mike Isaac. The book covers the events between the founding of Uber and its initial public offering in 2019.
Meta's $18bn settlement reshapes social media