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A media network built from acquired news sites says it attracts roughly 50 million pageviews a month. The number would make it larger than many newsrooms with recognizable brands, experienced reporters and substantial payrolls.

Stung by years of embarrassing hacks, the tech giant overhauled how it approached cybersecurity. Company leaders now say they’re seeing results.

Last week’s trials marked a turning point for social media. For the first time, big tech giants were held accountable for causing harm to children – and there were consequences.

Amid the ongoing KPMG audit scandal, a former whistleblower has questioned the lack of proportionate repercussions for wrongdoing in accounting firms.

A bookstore’s holiday ad campaign went live with garbled text and a swapped product photo, and nobody on the marketing team had touched either one. Meta’s ad AI altered the approved creative after launch. The team only found out because the photographer whose work got rewritten started fielding messages calling it “AI slop.”

PAPAR: A new law on e-commerce being drafted to replace the Electronic Commerce Act will enhance the regulation and accountability of platforms, sellers, and e-commerce users in the country, a federal minister said today.

PAPAR (Aug 22): The new law drafted to replace the existing Electronic Commerce Act 2006 is set to enhance the regulation and accountability of platforms, sellers, and e-commerce users in the country.

Small businesses are automating their books faster than they are figuring out who is responsible when the automation gets something wrong.

Aug. 9, 2026 – Four years after saying it would investigate whether employees at Ernst & Young LLP cheated on exams and training courses, the Canadian Public Accountability Board has announced a settlement with EY Canada. This past week, CPAB published anenforcement orderagainst the Big Four firm, one that includes an undisclosed monetary assessment to…