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X to allow political ads from candidates ahead of 2024 election

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X announced that it will now permit political advertising from candidates and political parties in the United States and will expand its safety and elections team in preparation for the 2024 presidential election.

Before its acquisition by billionaire Elon Musk in October, Twitter had imposed a global ban on all political ads since 2019. However, in January, Twitter lifted this ban and began allowing “cause-based ads” in the United States, focusing on issues such as voter registration. It also expressed intentions to broaden the scope of political ads allowed on its platform.

This decision to allow all political ads in the United States could potentially boost X’s revenue, especially as many advertisers had pulled back or reduced spending on the platform due to concerns about their ads appearing alongside inappropriate content.

In a blog post released on Tuesday, X announced plans to expand its teams, particularly those focused on countering content manipulation and addressing “emerging threats.”

Global center

The company intends to establish a global advertising transparency center, which will enable users to view the political ads being promoted on the X platform. X also affirmed its commitment to prohibiting political ads that disseminate false information or aim to undermine public confidence in elections.

X, like other social media platforms, has faced criticism from researchers and lawmakers for not taking adequate measures to prevent the spread of misleading or false content during major elections.

Since its acquisition by Musk, X has faced scrutiny regarding its readiness for the upcoming presidential election, especially after the company laid off numerous employees, including members of its trust and safety team.

*What are your thoughts on X’s decision to allow political advertising ahead of the 2024 election? Share your opinions in the comments.*

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The Game Awards 2023: Industry celebrates huge year

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The gaming community is abuzz with anticipation as The Game Awards 2023 approach, scheduled for this Friday, December 7th. This annual event has become a significant highlight for gamers worldwide, celebrating the best titles released throughout the year. With an array of outstanding games in contention, fans are eagerly speculating about the potential winner of the coveted Game of the Year (GOTY) award.

 

 

 

Nominated Titles

The competition is fierce, with some stellar titles vying for the top spot. The nominees include:

  • Alan Wake 2
  • The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
  • Resident Evil 4
  • Spider-Man 2
  • Baldur’s Gate 3
  • Super Mario Bros Wonder

Each game brings a unique experience to the table, making the decision for the ultimate winner even more challenging. Fans and critics alike are engaging in heated discussions about their personal favorites and predictions.

Watch the Live Announcement Video Here

Resident Evil 4 Remake in VR: A Terrifying Experience Awaits

Capcom is set to thrill fans with a groundbreaking update for Resident Evil 4 Remake. Starting December 8th, owners of PSVR2 and the Remake will have access to a free add-on VR Mode. The immersive experience includes the entire main story with 3D audio, a shooting range for weapon interactions, and a terrifying yet thrilling encounter with the iconic game in virtual reality.

The addition of VR mode is a significant leap for the PSVR2 lineup of games, offering players a chance to dive into the horror classic in an entirely new dimension.

Experience the Chills with the RE Remake VR Mode Trailer

PlayStation 5 Slim Hits Australia

Exciting news for Australian gamers as the sleek PlayStation 5 Slim is set to hit shelves this week. Available for pre-order from major retailers, the slim version will be available on Wednesday, December 6th, just in time for the holiday season.

Options include both disc and digital consoles, with prices at $799 for the disc version and $769 for the digital version bundled with two controllers via Amazon AU. Additional accessories, such as the disc drive and vertical stand, can be purchased separately.

Get a Closer Look at the New PlayStation 5 Slim

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora – A New Frontier in Gaming

In the midst of the gaming frenzy, Ubisoft is set to release Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora on Friday, December 7th. This action-adventure game, set in the expansive open world of the Western Frontier of Pandora, offers a first-person perspective and promises a visually stunning experience.

Fans of the Avatar movies are in for a treat, with the game available on PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. The captivating graphics seen in early footage have heightened the anticipation for this exciting addition to the gaming landscape.

Embark on a New Adventure with the Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Trailer

As the gaming community gears up for The Game Awards and the release of highly anticipated titles and updates, December promises to be a thrilling month for gamers worldwide. Stay tuned for the big reveals and immerse yourself in the ever-evolving world of gaming.

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EV integration and recent tax reimbursement raises questions

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The Victorian Government’s decision to reimburse Electric Vehicle (EV) owners over an alleged unconstitutional tax has sparked discussions about the global evolution of EV integration.

 

Automotive journalist Mike Costello emphasises the broader implications for environmental policies and the potential precedent this sets for other regions.

The incident underscores the importance of transparent processes in identifying and compensating affected EV owners and may prompt a reevaluation of tax structures globally.

How governments handle this situation can impact the perception of their support for green initiatives and influence the trust of EV owners.

In summary, this reimbursement marks a pivotal moment, shaping future policies and fostering a more supportive environment for electric vehicles on a global scale.

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The reason petrol is suddenly cheaper

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It’s getting cheaper at the petrol bowser ahead of the holidays – but will it last?

 
Oil prices experienced a sharp decline of more than 2% today as investors grew increasingly skeptical of the effectiveness of OPEC+ production cuts.

The global benchmark, Brent crude, fell to $69 per barrel, marking a notable drop from its recent highs.

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