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Instagram will restrict teens from going Live, as Teen Accounts expand to Facebook and Messenger

Mashable Tech

Teens on Instagram won't be able to broadcast Live to their friends without getting parental permission first, as Meta amps up youth safety features for its Teen Accounts across all its platforms. Teen Accounts have quickly become Meta's flagship youth product, said Tara Hopkins, global director of public policy at Instagram.

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Instagram makes it easier to see when you’re broadcasting music you can’t use

The Verge

Now, the notification pops up earlier in live broadcasts to give users more time to remove the audio so they can avoid having the stream disrupted or taken down. Instagram is also reiterating that its policy around music usage includes unlimited use in Stories and when filming live music performances and posting those to the main feed.

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NCAA March Madness 2025 livestream: How to watch the men’s and women’s First Four games

Fast Company Tech

All the policies and procedures were followed, and Keith [Gill, the commissioner of the Sun Belt Conference] can address exactly how North Carolina was discussed because I was not in the room for any of that, he explained , as cited by CNN. ESPN2) Every moment of the NCAA mens and womens tournament will be broadcast live.

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International Organizations and Social Media: News, Engagement, and Social Data for Policy Change

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Not every student in my class is focused on the same policy issue. They will be placed with organizations working on policies in these areas, many part of large international networks, nonprofits, and government. It’s also allowed them to find a new audience that are not as familiar with their policy issues.

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A Social Media Strategy for Scientific Research or Policy Impact

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Recently, I've been getting a question like that goes something like this, "All this social media stuff is great if you're fund raising or selling something or running a grassroots advocacy campaign, but what if you're focusing on carefully vetted scientific research or want to impact policy? They rely only on credible sources.

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Are Your Nonprofit Leaders Playing Games on LinkedIn? (Literally)

Whole Whale

This default setting creates a situation where many users may unknowingly broadcast their gaming habits to board members, donors, volunteers, and other stakeholders. By 1994-1998, many workplaces implemented policies to block or remove these games from office computers due to productivity concerns.

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2012 SXSW Interactive – #nptech Highlights

Amy Sample Ward

Personal and Professional Identity: Social Media Policies for Nonprofits. Throughout SXSW, Brian Reich , ShiftCast host and information strategist, pulled together small groups of people for interesting conversations broadcast live and recorded as podcasts. With me on the panel was Debra Askanase, Jess Main, and Vanessa Rhinesmith.