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The Federal Government says it is set to amend its relevant statutes and code to enforce the operational conditions of Twitter in Nigeria on other social media platforms.
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The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) says it will put up a financial mechanism to ensure completion of Nigeria’s Digital Switch Over (DSO) project before end of the year.
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WorldStage Newsonline– The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has said that it was collaborating with relevant stakeholders to create ‘Code of Conduct’ for social media activities in Nigeria.
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The 900-page plus festschrift on foremost African Journalism and Mass Communication scholar, Professor Ralph Afolabi Akinfeleye, titled ISSUES IN FOURTH AND FIFTH ESTATES OF THE REALM would be publicly presented on Thursday, January 27, 2022, at the University of Lagos main auditorium commencing at 12 noon.
Read More WorldStage Newsonline– The Federal Government of Nigeria on Tuesday in Abuja inaugurated a task force to bring the under-performing Nigeria TV and radio advertising market to higher productivity.
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WorldStage Newsonline– The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has urged countries to ensure balanced negotiation in the use of digital platforms for mutual benefits between governments and operators.
Read More WorldStage Newsonline– President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria has approved the lifting of the suspension on Twitter operations in the country.
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Sahara Group, a leading energy and infrastructure conglomerate received another recognition for its pivotal role in socio-economic development in Nigerian and Africa as one of its directors, Mr. Kola Adesina, was named the ‘Private Sector Icon of the Year’ by Vanguard Newspapers.
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UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) says 55 journalists and media professionals were killed in 2021, noting that impunity against journalists is alarmingly widespread.
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Google and Facebook are facing fines of tens of millions of euros for requiring users to click more often to remove their cookies than to accept them.
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