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Do big tech companies have a 'duty of care' for users? A new report says they do—but leaves out key details
The review recommends imposing a "digital duty of care" on large social media companies. The federal government has already ...
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Govt delays big tech ‘duty of care’
A “duty of care” will not be imposed on big tech firms until at least after the next federal election, and the Labor ...
'Care groups can't subside councils' duty of care'
People with learning disabilities and care providers are calling for fairer funding.
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Court Rules Washington State University Owed ‘Duty of Care’ to Student Who Died of Hazing
The court ruled that WSU owed a “duty of care” to Martinez, who died of acute alcohol poisoning while pledging at Alpha Tau Omega – a WSU-recognized fraternity. Related Article: VCU Delta ...
VIDEO: Government review urges 'duty of care' for big tech platforms
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For better, for worse? Toxic and outdated MAFS Australia should be upholding its duty of care
Time after time, former contestants accuse the show of having caused them depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts Where is ...
Seattle Times21d
WSU owed ‘duty of care’ to WA teen who died from hazing, court says
Washington State University owed a “duty of care” to Sam Martinez, a student who died in a 2019 fraternity hazing incident, a state appeals court ruled this week. A 19-year-old freshman from ...
Social media duty of care front & centre of safety overhaul
Social media companies with the biggest reach or posing the highest risk to Australians will have to proactively mitigate ...
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'Care groups can't subside councils' duty of care'
Group chair Neil Blanchard, chief executive of Southdown, said: "The role of our organisations is not to subside services that the local authority have a duty of care to provide and they're ...
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WSU owed ‘duty of care’ to student who died from hazing, court says
SEATTLE — Washington State University owed a “duty of care” to Sam Martinez, a student who died in a 2019 fraternity hazing incident, a state appeals court ruled this week. A 19-year-old ...