The Social Media Minimum Age bill was passed yesterday (28 November) by the Australian government and is expected to take effect in late 2025. Read more: Meta hits back at Australia’s social media ban for under-16s
An award of nearly €430,000 will be used to support improved cancer research and care across the island of Ireland. Read more: UCC develops genomics education for improved cancer care
We asked two experts about whether smartphones could be an issue in schools or if they are being scapegoated in place of a more complex solution. Read more: Are mobile phones in schools an enemy or an ally to students?
The win is an ‘incredibly proud moment for the team at Wayflyer,’ said the company co-founder Aidan Corbett. Read more: Wayflyer ranked Ireland’s fastest-growing tech company
The telecommunications company was found to have made infrastructure records unavailable for use by competing providers. Read more: Eir fined €2.8m upon conclusion of ComReg dispute
For Luís Filipe Gonçalves, data and AI expert at Noesis, a strong foundation is the key to successful AI implementation, so take the time to get it right, he advises. Read more: Why you must set a foundation before building AI into your data analytics
From late 2025, Australians must be over the age of 16 to legally use social media. Read more: Australia passes world-first social media ban for under-16s
Happy Thanksgiving to all our American friends in the United States and across the globe. In this 33rd episode of Charting Change in Legal, Caroline Hill, editor and publisher of […] The post Charting Change in Legal: Episode 33 is Here! appeared first on Legal IT Insider.
This Thanksgiving, which US businesses are looking to add to their Ireland-based teams? Read more: 31 US companies recruiting in Ireland right now
Screenshots of the feature, which appears to still be in development, emerged on Threads. Read more: Threads reportedly looking at its own version of Bluesky’s Starter Packs