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James Farrell

James Farrell is the former editor-in-chief of Chiang Mai CityNews, where he wrote and managed daily news, features, op-eds and blogs on a diverse range of topics. Prior to this, in the same city of Northern Thailand where he lives, he was the longstanding deputy editor of the monthly magazine Citylife. He has written on culture, politics, travel, tech, business, human rights, for local, national, and international news services and magazines. He has a keen interest in the role technology is playing in the transformation of society, culture and politics, especially in developing nations. This is reflected in his not-so-successful first novel.


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YouTube imposes stricter rules for verified channels

A lot of YouTube channels could find themselves without the much-sought-after verification badge after the company announced Thursday that it will introduce stricter regulations on what meets the requirement for verification. “We’ve updated the eligibility criteria for verification badges on YouTube,” YouTube …

Facebook cracks down on extremism and terrorist organizations

Facebook Inc. has made a number of changes to combat extremists and terrorism on its platform, the company announced Tuesday. In a blog post today, Facebook said it has initiated a number of updates throughout the year that haven’t been widely discussed, and this …

Facebook lets advertisers change news headlines

As Facebook Inc. clamps down on the spread of disinformation on its platform, it still allow advertisers to change news headlines, according to a report by CBC Monday. That could be confusing for the consumer, who may believe the headline was the …

Google has changed its algorithm to boost original reporting

Articles that contain “original reporting” will be elevated in Google LLC’s search rankings from now on, the company announced Thursday. The change should be good news for journalists, with Google saying its team of human reviewers will also scan the deluge of …

FTC to investigate Amazon’s marketplace on antitrust issues

Investigators from the Federal Trade Commission have started an investigation in Amazon.com’s marketplace, according to a report published by Bloomberg Wednesday. According to other recent reports, this current investigation is part of a wider probe into big tech and how some companies …

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