A lawsuit brought by Elon Musk’s firm, X, against a group claiming that hate speech on the platform rose after Musk took over the company was dismissed by an American judge.
X filed a lawsuit against the CCDH in July, claiming that they were intentionally scaring away advertisers. Additionally, the business charged that CCDH had improperly accessed platform data and picked and chose posts to “falsely claim” that X is “filled with harmful content.”
In the US, the judge decided to dismiss the case. He asserted that it was evident that Mr. Musk’s business struggles to manage criticism.
X stated that it would attempt to overturn the judgment.
The CCDH chief, Imran Ahmed, was pleased with the outcome. He claimed that Mr. Musk attempted to avoid accepting responsibility for his acts and had been quite impolite to their organization.
The researchers looked at 100 special Twitter accounts and found that Twitter didn’t do anything about 99% of the hate speech posted by those users. CCDH discovered that Twitter did not take action on 89% of hate speech against Jewish people and 97% of hate speech against Muslims on the platform.
Judge Breyer’s order mentioned a law in California that protects speech about topics important to the public. The law is called anti-SLAPP and it is used to protect people who speak out against powerful companies.
After buying the site in 2022 for $44 billion (£34 billion), Mr. Musk moved quickly to implement several contentious changes, including a dramatic reduction in staff and significant layoffs to teams responsible for content moderation and other departments.
Additionally, he has been accused of anti-Semitism in his posts, an allegation he has refuted.
A lawsuit brought by Elon Musk’s firm, X, against a group claiming that hate speech on the platform rose after Musk took over the company was dismissed by an American judge.
X filed a lawsuit against the CCDH in July, claiming that they were intentionally scaring away advertisers. Additionally, the business charged that CCDH had improperly accessed platform data and picked and chose posts to “falsely claim” that X is “filled with harmful content.”
In the US, the judge decided to dismiss the case. He asserted that it was evident that Mr. Musk’s business struggles to manage criticism.
X stated that it would attempt to overturn the judgment.
The CCDH chief, Imran Ahmed, was pleased with the outcome. He claimed that Mr. Musk attempted to avoid accepting responsibility for his acts and had been quite impolite to their organization.
The researchers looked at 100 special Twitter accounts and found that Twitter didn’t do anything about 99% of the hate speech posted by those users. CCDH discovered that Twitter did not take action on 89% of hate speech against Jewish people and 97% of hate speech against Muslims on the platform.
Judge Breyer’s order mentioned a law in California that protects speech about topics important to the public. The law is called anti-SLAPP and it is used to protect people who speak out against powerful companies.
After buying the site in 2022 for $44 billion (£34 billion), Mr. Musk moved quickly to implement several contentious changes, including a dramatic reduction in staff and significant layoffs to teams responsible for content moderation and other departments.
Additionally, he has been accused of anti-Semitism in his posts, an allegation he has refuted.
You’re going to make the Grammy Museum your new favorite haunt. It’s happening, K-Pop is finally getting recognized, and ATEEZ and Xikers are leading the way.
Get ready to experience the world of KQ Entertainment at the “KQ ENT. ATEEZ and Xikers are part of a special event showing at the Grammy Museum. The first K-Pop show at the Grammys is a big deal and something all K-Pop fans should watch.
From “Crazy Form” to “We Don’t Stop,” Stepping into the Music Videos.
An “immersive experience,” as promised by the exhibit, would let visitors to get up close and personal with famous costumes and props from the careers of both groups. Envision witnessing the threads that brought ATEEZ’s “Crazy Form” music video to life, or obsessing over xikers’ attire from their sensational first single “TRICKY HOUSE.”
However, it goes beyond all the glamour and flash. You may witness the skill and commitment that go into K-Pop performances at this show. Through these compositions, ATEEZ expresses their excitement to “share some of the processes of our music creation”.
Xikers will also wear the outfit from the music video for “We Don’t Stop,” the single from their most recent EP, HOUSE OF TRICKY: Trial and Error, which debuted at No. 73 on the Billboard 200 earlier this month with 13,000 equivalent album units in its first week. Fans can also expect other objects, clothing, and keepsakes from various KQ productions, such as the look Xikers member JUNGHOON sported in the band’s performance video for “TRICKY HOUSE” from their 2023 debut HOUSE OF TRICKY: Doorbell Ringing.
Xikers Learn from the Legends, ATEEZ Makes History.
Not only do fans feel the excitement, but the groups themselves may feel it too. The members of Xikers are incredibly appreciative of the chance to be featured with their labelmates and seniors, ATEEZ. ATEEZ, after all, is set to create history this year by becoming the first male K-Pop group to play at the storied Coachella!
Since making their debut in October 2018, ATEEZ has grossed 1.49 million total equivalent album units in the United States. Meanwhile, xikers has earned 70,000 total equivalent album units in the United States as they near their one-year anniversary on March 30.
The CEO and seasoned K-pop executive say, “It is a great honor to see ATEEZ and xikers represent K-pop music at the Grammy Museum. The global spread of K-pop is truly remarkable.” It is certainly a joy and gives us great pride to see our artists’ hard work and dedication recognized by the Grammy Museum on such a grand scale. We intend to keep trying our hardest to collaborate with our musicians so that K-pop may push musical limits on a worldwide scale.
“We are honored to have pieces from our most recent album showcased at the Grammy Museum, where so many amazing musicians have left a piece of their musical legacy,”
The ATEEZ members
Our songwriting process involves so many different aspects, and we’re thrilled to share a little bit of it with you through our props and attire for music videos.
At the same time,
“We are very thankful for the chance to have our art shown with our labelmates and the older ATEEZ, as well as many other great artists that we have admired for a long time. ATEEZ, as well as many other great artists that we have admired for a long time. “
The Xiker members
The Perfect Pre-Coachella Hype Machine.
Talking about Coachella, this exhibit is coming at just the right time. It starts on April 10th and goes until June 10th, so ATINY fans can get excited for Coachella. Can you picture the excitement of seeing these famous clothes and then watching ATEEZ take over the stage?
So K-Pop fans, make sure to note down the date. You don’t want to miss this event. Get ready to party and enjoy the success of K-Pop, the talent of ATEEZ and Xikers, and the growing influence of Korean culture around the world.
