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  1. Supriya slammed the media culture using strong words, stating that "a collection of cameras and mikes were jostling to get the final goodbye in close up, like vultures flying closer & closer to their prey.” english.mathrubhumi.com/movies #MediaCulture #OnlineMedia #Funeral #SalimKumar #ChanduSalimKumar

  2. Supriya slammed the media culture using strong words, stating that "a collection of cameras and mikes were jostling to get the final goodbye in close up, like vultures flying closer & closer to their prey.” english.mathrubhumi.com/movies #MediaCulture #OnlineMedia #Funeral #SalimKumar #ChanduSalimKumar

  3. Supriya slammed the media culture using strong words, stating that "a collection of cameras and mikes were jostling to get the final goodbye in close up, like vultures flying closer & closer to their prey.” english.mathrubhumi.com/movies #MediaCulture #OnlineMedia #Funeral #SalimKumar #ChanduSalimKumar

  4. Supriya slammed the media culture using strong words, stating that "a collection of cameras and mikes were jostling to get the final goodbye in close up, like vultures flying closer & closer to their prey.” english.mathrubhumi.com/movies #MediaCulture #OnlineMedia #Funeral #SalimKumar #ChanduSalimKumar

  5. "#Törnberg identified 3 new kinds of emerging #onlinemedia platforms, starting with private or semi-private group chats like #WhatsApp.
    The 2nd category is what Törnberg calls #algorithmicbroadcasting media, like TikTok, Instagram, and even Facebook, to a certain degree, thanks to the Reels aspect. The 3rd is users interacting with #AIchatbots. “If you look at the data, it seems like about twice as many people are talking to a chatbot versus posting on social media."

    arstechnica.com/science/2026/0

  6. "#Törnberg identified 3 new kinds of emerging #onlinemedia platforms, starting with private or semi-private group chats like #WhatsApp.
    The 2nd category is what Törnberg calls #algorithmicbroadcasting media, like TikTok, Instagram, and even Facebook, to a certain degree, thanks to the Reels aspect. The 3rd is users interacting with #AIchatbots. “If you look at the data, it seems like about twice as many people are talking to a chatbot versus posting on social media."

    arstechnica.com/science/2026/0

  7. "#Törnberg identified 3 new kinds of emerging #onlinemedia platforms, starting with private or semi-private group chats like #WhatsApp.
    The 2nd category is what Törnberg calls #algorithmicbroadcasting media, like TikTok, Instagram, and even Facebook, to a certain degree, thanks to the Reels aspect. The 3rd is users interacting with #AIchatbots. “If you look at the data, it seems like about twice as many people are talking to a chatbot versus posting on social media."

    arstechnica.com/science/2026/0

  8. "#Törnberg identified 3 new kinds of emerging #onlinemedia platforms, starting with private or semi-private group chats like #WhatsApp.
    The 2nd category is what Törnberg calls #algorithmicbroadcasting media, like TikTok, Instagram, and even Facebook, to a certain degree, thanks to the Reels aspect. The 3rd is users interacting with #AIchatbots. “If you look at the data, it seems like about twice as many people are talking to a chatbot versus posting on social media."

    arstechnica.com/science/2026/0

  9. "#Törnberg identified 3 new kinds of emerging #onlinemedia platforms, starting with private or semi-private group chats like #WhatsApp.
    The 2nd category is what Törnberg calls #algorithmicbroadcasting media, like TikTok, Instagram, and even Facebook, to a certain degree, thanks to the Reels aspect. The 3rd is users interacting with #AIchatbots. “If you look at the data, it seems like about twice as many people are talking to a chatbot versus posting on social media."

    arstechnica.com/science/2026/0

  10. France could ban under-15s from social media within months. Here’s what we know

    Published on 26/01/2026 – 13:18 GMT+1 Children and teenagers in France under the age of 15 could be…
    #France #FR #Europe #EU #EmmanuelMacron #france #Legislation #Onlinemedia #Protectionofchildren #socialmedia
    europesays.com/2732186/

  11. Mates channel MacGyver in rescue of galah trapped in power pole in WA’s north

    A rag-tag group of mates in WA’s north has gone viral over their improvised rescue of a trapped…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #animalrescue #Exmouth #galah #macgyver #mates #onlinemedia #Science #SocialMedia #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/186766/

  12. Mates channel MacGyver in rescue of galah trapped in power pole in WA’s north

    A rag-tag group of mates in WA’s north has gone viral over their improvised rescue of a trapped…
    #NewsBeep #News #Australia #animalrescue #AU #exmouth #galah #macgyver #mates #onlinemedia #Socialmedia
    newsbeep.com/au/197894/

  13. Searches for VPNs skyrocket in the UK after new online age verification rules enacted

    Published on 28/07/2025 – 12:24 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT People across the United Kingdom are turning to virtual private networks…
    #NewsBeep #News #UnitedKingdom #ageverification #GB #GreatBritain #onlineinternetplatforms #onlinemedia #UK
    newsbeep.com/uk/28573/

  14. Porn-driven OnlyFans could sell for billions despite ‘filth factor’.

    London-based internet content subscription service OnlyFans is reportedly in discussions to sell for as much as $8 billion (€7bn), Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources.

    However, the price tag could be impacted by its porn-driven content.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250523

    #OnlyFans #Business #OnlineMedia #Porn #SexWorkers #Tech

  15. Porn-driven OnlyFans could sell for billions despite ‘filth factor’.

    London-based internet content subscription service OnlyFans is reportedly in discussions to sell for as much as $8 billion (€7bn), Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources.

    However, the price tag could be impacted by its porn-driven content.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250523

    #OnlyFans #Business #OnlineMedia #Porn #SexWorkers #Tech

  16. Porn-driven OnlyFans could sell for billions despite ‘filth factor’.

    London-based internet content subscription service OnlyFans is reportedly in discussions to sell for as much as $8 billion (€7bn), Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources.

    However, the price tag could be impacted by its porn-driven content.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250523

    #OnlyFans #Business #OnlineMedia #Porn #SexWorkers #Tech

  17. Porn-driven OnlyFans could sell for billions despite ‘filth factor’.

    London-based internet content subscription service OnlyFans is reportedly in discussions to sell for as much as $8 billion (€7bn), Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources.

    However, the price tag could be impacted by its porn-driven content.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250523

    #OnlyFans #Business #OnlineMedia #Porn #SexWorkers #Tech

  18. Porn-driven OnlyFans could sell for billions despite ‘filth factor’.

    London-based internet content subscription service OnlyFans is reportedly in discussions to sell for as much as $8 billion (€7bn), Reuters has reported, citing unnamed sources.

    However, the price tag could be impacted by its porn-driven content.

    mediafaro.org/article/20250523

    #OnlyFans #Business #OnlineMedia #Porn #SexWorkers #Tech

  19. "Nonpolitical", a new synonym for reactionary and fascist bullshit propaganda, disinformation, and blatant lies mixed with bad jokes:

    "- We found 320 online shows — 191 right-leaning and 129 left-leaning — that were active in 2024 and covered news and politics and/or had related guests. These shows had at least 584.6 million total followers and subscribers.

    - We found substantial asymmetry in total following across platforms: Right-leaning online shows had at least 480.6 million total followers and subscribers — nearly five times as many as left-leaning.

    - Across platforms — YouTube, Rumble, Twitch, Kick, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok — right-leaning online shows accounted for roughly 82% of the total following of the online shows we assessed.

    - Comparatively, left-leaning online shows had nearly 104 million followers and subscribers across the eight platforms — nearly five times less.

    - Nine out of the 10 online shows with the largest followings across platforms were right-leaning, with a total following of more than 197 million. The only left-leaning show among the top 10 was What Now? with Trevor Noah, which had 21.1 million total followers and subscribers across platforms.

    - Our analysis — which looked entirely at shows with an ideological bent — found over a third self-identify as nonpolitical, even though 72% of those shows were determined to be right-leaning. Instead, these shows describe themselves as comedy, entertainment, sports, or put themselves in other supposedly nonpolitical categories.

    - Out of 320 online shows, right-leaning programs categorized as comedy — 15 shows in all — had 117.5 million followers and subscribers, or 20% of the total following of all programs we assessed. This category included The Joe Rogan Experience, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, and Full Send Podcast."

    mediamatters.org/google/right-

    #Media #OnlineMedia #Podcasts #Videocasts #Ideology #Propaganda #SocialMedia #Disinformation

  20. "Nonpolitical", a new synonym for reactionary and fascist bullshit propaganda, disinformation, and blatant lies mixed with bad jokes:

    "- We found 320 online shows — 191 right-leaning and 129 left-leaning — that were active in 2024 and covered news and politics and/or had related guests. These shows had at least 584.6 million total followers and subscribers.

    - We found substantial asymmetry in total following across platforms: Right-leaning online shows had at least 480.6 million total followers and subscribers — nearly five times as many as left-leaning.

    - Across platforms — YouTube, Rumble, Twitch, Kick, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok — right-leaning online shows accounted for roughly 82% of the total following of the online shows we assessed.

    - Comparatively, left-leaning online shows had nearly 104 million followers and subscribers across the eight platforms — nearly five times less.

    - Nine out of the 10 online shows with the largest followings across platforms were right-leaning, with a total following of more than 197 million. The only left-leaning show among the top 10 was What Now? with Trevor Noah, which had 21.1 million total followers and subscribers across platforms.

    - Our analysis — which looked entirely at shows with an ideological bent — found over a third self-identify as nonpolitical, even though 72% of those shows were determined to be right-leaning. Instead, these shows describe themselves as comedy, entertainment, sports, or put themselves in other supposedly nonpolitical categories.

    - Out of 320 online shows, right-leaning programs categorized as comedy — 15 shows in all — had 117.5 million followers and subscribers, or 20% of the total following of all programs we assessed. This category included The Joe Rogan Experience, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, and Full Send Podcast."

    mediamatters.org/google/right-

    #Media #OnlineMedia #Podcasts #Videocasts #Ideology #Propaganda #SocialMedia #Disinformation

  21. "Nonpolitical", a new synonym for reactionary and fascist bullshit propaganda, disinformation, and blatant lies mixed with bad jokes:

    "- We found 320 online shows — 191 right-leaning and 129 left-leaning — that were active in 2024 and covered news and politics and/or had related guests. These shows had at least 584.6 million total followers and subscribers.

    - We found substantial asymmetry in total following across platforms: Right-leaning online shows had at least 480.6 million total followers and subscribers — nearly five times as many as left-leaning.

    - Across platforms — YouTube, Rumble, Twitch, Kick, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok — right-leaning online shows accounted for roughly 82% of the total following of the online shows we assessed.

    - Comparatively, left-leaning online shows had nearly 104 million followers and subscribers across the eight platforms — nearly five times less.

    - Nine out of the 10 online shows with the largest followings across platforms were right-leaning, with a total following of more than 197 million. The only left-leaning show among the top 10 was What Now? with Trevor Noah, which had 21.1 million total followers and subscribers across platforms.

    - Our analysis — which looked entirely at shows with an ideological bent — found over a third self-identify as nonpolitical, even though 72% of those shows were determined to be right-leaning. Instead, these shows describe themselves as comedy, entertainment, sports, or put themselves in other supposedly nonpolitical categories.

    - Out of 320 online shows, right-leaning programs categorized as comedy — 15 shows in all — had 117.5 million followers and subscribers, or 20% of the total following of all programs we assessed. This category included The Joe Rogan Experience, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, and Full Send Podcast."

    mediamatters.org/google/right-

    #Media #OnlineMedia #Podcasts #Videocasts #Ideology #Propaganda #SocialMedia #Disinformation

  22. "Nonpolitical", a new synonym for reactionary and fascist bullshit propaganda, disinformation, and blatant lies mixed with bad jokes:

    "- We found 320 online shows — 191 right-leaning and 129 left-leaning — that were active in 2024 and covered news and politics and/or had related guests. These shows had at least 584.6 million total followers and subscribers.

    - We found substantial asymmetry in total following across platforms: Right-leaning online shows had at least 480.6 million total followers and subscribers — nearly five times as many as left-leaning.

    - Across platforms — YouTube, Rumble, Twitch, Kick, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok — right-leaning online shows accounted for roughly 82% of the total following of the online shows we assessed.

    - Comparatively, left-leaning online shows had nearly 104 million followers and subscribers across the eight platforms — nearly five times less.

    - Nine out of the 10 online shows with the largest followings across platforms were right-leaning, with a total following of more than 197 million. The only left-leaning show among the top 10 was What Now? with Trevor Noah, which had 21.1 million total followers and subscribers across platforms.

    - Our analysis — which looked entirely at shows with an ideological bent — found over a third self-identify as nonpolitical, even though 72% of those shows were determined to be right-leaning. Instead, these shows describe themselves as comedy, entertainment, sports, or put themselves in other supposedly nonpolitical categories.

    - Out of 320 online shows, right-leaning programs categorized as comedy — 15 shows in all — had 117.5 million followers and subscribers, or 20% of the total following of all programs we assessed. This category included The Joe Rogan Experience, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, and Full Send Podcast."

    mediamatters.org/google/right-

    #Media #OnlineMedia #Podcasts #Videocasts #Ideology #Propaganda #SocialMedia #Disinformation

  23. "Nonpolitical", a new synonym for reactionary and fascist bullshit propaganda, disinformation, and blatant lies mixed with bad jokes:

    "- We found 320 online shows — 191 right-leaning and 129 left-leaning — that were active in 2024 and covered news and politics and/or had related guests. These shows had at least 584.6 million total followers and subscribers.

    - We found substantial asymmetry in total following across platforms: Right-leaning online shows had at least 480.6 million total followers and subscribers — nearly five times as many as left-leaning.

    - Across platforms — YouTube, Rumble, Twitch, Kick, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok — right-leaning online shows accounted for roughly 82% of the total following of the online shows we assessed.

    - Comparatively, left-leaning online shows had nearly 104 million followers and subscribers across the eight platforms — nearly five times less.

    - Nine out of the 10 online shows with the largest followings across platforms were right-leaning, with a total following of more than 197 million. The only left-leaning show among the top 10 was What Now? with Trevor Noah, which had 21.1 million total followers and subscribers across platforms.

    - Our analysis — which looked entirely at shows with an ideological bent — found over a third self-identify as nonpolitical, even though 72% of those shows were determined to be right-leaning. Instead, these shows describe themselves as comedy, entertainment, sports, or put themselves in other supposedly nonpolitical categories.

    - Out of 320 online shows, right-leaning programs categorized as comedy — 15 shows in all — had 117.5 million followers and subscribers, or 20% of the total following of all programs we assessed. This category included The Joe Rogan Experience, This Past Weekend with Theo Von, and Full Send Podcast."

    mediamatters.org/google/right-

    #Media #OnlineMedia #Podcasts #Videocasts #Ideology #Propaganda #SocialMedia #Disinformation