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“Parents and guardians will now be able to view how much time their teen spent on the platform each day for the past week, including their average daily time spent for the week. They will also be able to set a daily time limit and block access during select days and hours.” —HT

“The additional subpoenas included a request for phone records of one reporter’s mother and two of the journalists’ spouses. The motion noted that the mother in question is a mental health professional with confidential client relationships and that one of the two spouses is the general counsel of a law firm.” —HT

“Rather than simply translating content from her Russian Telegram channel, Rustamova has turned her English-language newsletter into a separate publication with its own identity, audience and editorial strategy, which it targets a niche audience of Russia specialists, diplomats, academics and policymakers looking for exclusive reporting sourced from inside Russia’s political establishment.” —HT

“The domain nhandeflix.com doesn’t exist, but the project works for the 23 towns through access to the community platform. It utilizes the program Jellyfin, whose interface is similar to that of Netflix, and is available on cell phones. Initial content curation was done by the inter-town committee.” —HT

“The updated guidelines break down inauthentic content into three categories, including generic, repetitive, or template-based content, followed by off-putting or distressing content, and then any content where AI personas are used to discuss sensitive topics, like health and finance.” —HT

“Bidding for 2030 is expected to start at a 100 percent-plus price jump of $1 billion. Daniel Cohen, executive vice president of Octagon’s media advisory, believes FIFA may package English and Spanish language media rights together for the 2030 and 2034 World Cups at an eye-popping price of $3 billion.” —HT

“The Pentagon hasn’t held a press briefing in two and a half months…It’s all indicative of a larger effort to control information, limit access, and avoid difficult questions about the war.” —LO

Plus $3 million in tech credits. The 2023 deal was for $5 million in funding and $5 million in tech credits. —LO