Take responsibility, work harder to recognise these scams and, like every other advertising medium, check the facts before publication.”“There are these ideas that swirl around the technology industry, like regulation is way slower than innovation, the law can't keep up, it's borderless so you can't touch it with states,” she says.Andrew Forrest and his wife Nicola have committed $20 million to the effort to regulate social media. You should not rely on statements you read about the Forrest family’s investments as being recommendations or endorsements for you to invest. Last week, he appeared on The Project and announced a new “wealth loophole” which he says can transform anyone into a millionaire within 3-4 months. "The renewable energy target extends to the end of 2020 and that is when the target is set," he said. "Mr Forrest's interest in the Cunderdin solar farm is his latest foray into the renewable energy industry after being linked, alongside tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes, to an ambitious bid to export solar power from Australia to Singapore.Professor Wills said construction of the solar farm was expected to start in March next year subject to grid connection approval, with first production to follow by the end of the year.He said up to 180 jobs would be created during the project's construction phase, although only a small number of workers would be required to operate the plant.This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.Emergency medicine president pleads for aged care residents to be moved from hospitalSurfer 'punched' shark to free woman's leg, surf lifesavers sayAttempted kidnapping of five-year-old child in Canberra's city centreFish kills man on Darwin harbour after 'launching' itself into boatBody found in Cairns hotel believed to be missing Brisbane businessmanHow worried should you be about news the coronavirus is mutating into different strains?Victoria's downward trend of new cases continues as police dish out hundreds of finesSydney's Elijah Taylor suspended for remainder of AFL season for COVID-19 protocol breachCharting the pandemic: Victoria's second wave may have passed the peakFour men caught entering Queensland on a sailboat, as no new coronavirus cases recordedNew Zealand working with Victorian authorities to trace source of outbreakFrom 102 to zero: How it all went wrong for NZ's elimination strategyChina's coronavirus vaccine trials could deliver the goods — what does that mean for Australia?Protesters arrested at refugee rights rally in BrisbaneChild dead after fire at Melbourne public housing flatsFish kills man on Darwin harbour after 'launching' itself into boatBody found in Cairns hotel believed to be missing Brisbane businessmanAttempted kidnapping of five-year-old child in Canberra's city centreEmergency medicine president pleads for aged care residents to be moved from hospitalHow worried should you be about news the coronavirus is mutating into different strains?Surfer 'punched' shark to free woman's leg, surf lifesavers sayEmergency medicine president pleads for aged care residents to be moved from hospitalSurfer 'punched' shark to free woman's leg, surf lifesavers sayAttempted kidnapping of five-year-old child in Canberra's city centreFish kills man on Darwin harbour after 'launching' itself into boatBody found in Cairns hotel believed to be missing Brisbane businessmanHow worried should you be about news the coronavirus is mutating into different strains?Victoria's downward trend of new cases continues as police dish out hundreds of finesSydney's Elijah Taylor suspended for remainder of AFL season for COVID-19 protocol breachCharting the pandemic: Victoria's second wave may have passed the peakAdam Reynolds field goal steals one-point win for South Sydney over CowboysSydney's Elijah Taylor suspended for remainder of AFL season for COVID-19 protocol breachDemons beat Magpies for third straight win, Lions survive a scare to pip KangaroosAttempted kidnapping of five-year-old child in Canberra's city centreAfghan community leaders praised by SA authorities as college cluster containedQueensland Government drops move to stop reporting of corruption allegations during elections
Is it bullying the press into submission?Sumner Redstone, who once told a reporter that his daughter was 'the love of my life', dangled the possibility of her winning control of his empire – only to pull back when she seemed to be gaining power and influence.The billionaire fired Tom Cruise, fought dramatic battles with his own family and repeatedly joked that he did not intend to die.The role of the former Nine executive will be expanded to chief commercial and content officer, encompassing entertainment and sport.A Senate hearing has heard that the threat of jail has weighed heavily on the journalists involved in the police raids last year. Pretty much. Andrew Forrest.

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The articles are being disseminated through social media advertising, including on Facebook and Twitter.The scam ads are tagged as ABC articles, have pictures staged to look like ABC TV screenshots and include quotes under the headline “ABC NEWS exclusive”.These articles are entirely fabricated. Often offending ads are taken down only after they are identified elsewhere and the company is alerted.Follow the topics, people and companies that matter to you.Lynas Corporation is set to unveil a $400 million capital raising when it hands down 2020 financial year earnings on Monday, Street Talk can reveal. Fake news articles are circulating which promote a bitcoin scam and include content purported to be from the ABC. Mr Forrest has not endorsed or invested in bitcoin," the company said in a statement.Fake news ads appearing across Google's advertising display network often try to reel customers in with false claims and fake endorsements from celebrities and high-profile businesspeople.Google and social media network Facebook have been heavily criticised across the world for the spread of fake news, or misinformation, across their platforms.While they have been more active cracking down on misinformation, particularly since the 2016 United States presidential election, they have struggled to stop the spread of fake news.There is growing frustration from media companies in Australia, celebrities and high-profile individuals who get caught up in fake ads that Google and Facebook are not doing enough to tackle the issue. "The only thing we're not sure about is what the price will be. We encourage our audience to exercise caution when reading social media advertisements and articles concerning cryptocurrencies which bear the ABC logo. Andrew Forrest comes out with new secret investment that’s making hundreds of people in Australia very rich (ABC News) – Australian entrepreneur and philantropist Andrew Forrest has made a name for himself as a brash straight-talker who doesn’t mind being honest about how he makes his money. (ABC News) – Australian entrepreneur and philantropist Andrew Forrest has made a name for himself as a brash straight-talker who doesn’t mind being honest about how he makes his money. "When I hear those people, I’m quite perturbed and I think we have a big job to do because AI and technology must only ever service humanity.