News Corp chair Michael Miller to appear in Seven’s Meta Exposed series
Seven is launching a seven-part documentary series that promises to dive deep “into the profound impact of Meta’s platforms on our lives and society”.
‘Meta Exposed: Secrets From Inside The Tech Giant’ is an interview series on 7NEWS.com.au and 7plus, and will feature insights from Meta whistleblower and former Facebook engineering director Arturo Bejar, News Corp Australia executive chairman Michael Miller, cybercrime analyst Paul Raffile, leading disinformation researcher Joan Donovan, and social media reform advocate Nicki Reisberg.
The series is available either as a vodcast or a podcast, and examines “whether we are facing genuine threats to our children and communities, rather than just moral panic.”
7NEWS Spotlight’s Michael Usher and Sarah Greenhalgh will host the interview series.
“What is going on deep within Meta that makes it resistant or slow to react to parents’ cries for help in protecting their children from harmful content and behaviour?” Usher said.
“We’re just starting to find out about the internal culture of Mark Zuckerberg’s social media juggernaut company. Insiders have told us about real concerns being ignored, and productive solutions to protect teen users especially being ignored also.
“We’ve interviewed a fascinating range of people with deep inside knowledge of Meta and hear their expert views on where Mark Zuckerberg is going wrong.”
News Corp’s Michael Miller struck out at Meta and other social media giants during a Press Club address in June, proposing a “social license” to operate in Australia that would make these tech platforms “liable for all content that is amplified, curated and controlled by their algorithms or recommender engines”.
“We know the collective damage they cause – to our young and elderly, businesses – big and small, to our democracy, and to our economy,” Miller said.
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Newscorpse top boss said what?…
Talk to the hand Miller.
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Billionaire Kerry Stokes’ Ch97 interviews foot soldiers from billionaire Rupert (Lachlan) Murdoch’s NewsCorp about how unfair it is that their old school broadcasting and media models are being outperformed by a newer form of media… They cry that socialism is bad BUT want it for their companies as soon as the market goes against them? Or am I missing something?
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It’s a bit hard to follow anything that News Corp complaining about when they have Andrew Bolt, Pete Credlin and half of the Sky News team still on their books.
How about News Corp stops paying for social boosting of their News sites and Taste that is such a big revenue stream for Meta. Really hit them where it hurts and see if Meta change tune
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Do you actually know Michael Miller ?
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hahahahaha omg
How embarrassing
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