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Hear what young trailblazers have to say about how inflation is impacting their work. Reuters is speaking to leaders and forward-thinkers on hot-button topics at the #ReutersNEXT conference in NYC
Hear what young trailblazers have to say about how COVID is impacting their work. @Reuters is speaking to leaders and forward-thinkers on hot-button topics at the #ReutersNEXT conference in NYC
How to ensure technologies like AI are used responsibly should be as important a question as revenues and profits for business leaders, EY's global chief innovation officer Jeff Wong says at #ReutersNEXT
President Donald Trump emboldened other leaders to quash press freedom, his message amplified by tech platforms and a mainstream media that did not know how to respond, three leading journalists and campaigners said reut.rs/2LuNzxR 
.@camanpour, @mariaressa and @swe_sonny tell a #ReutersNext panel that press freedom has deteriorated sharply
Maria Ressa, who has faced criminal prosecutions for her reporting, likened the arrival of the major tech platforms to an atomic bomb going off in the media ecosystem, with readers manipulated by algorithms toward ever more incendiary news
YouTube said it has suspended President Trump’s channel as it violated policies for inciting violence after last week’s assault on the Capitol by the president’s supporters reut.rs/38GgkAo
Online platforms and social media companies are distancing themselves from, and taking action against, those that encouraged or engaged in the violence in Washington, DC
Trump’s channel is now prevented from uploading new videos or livestreams for a minimum of seven days, which may be extended, YouTube said in a statement. The company has also indefinitely disabled comments under videos on the channel
The head of a global travel organization opposed making COVID-19 vaccinations a requirement for travelers in the fight against the pandemic, despite skepticism about reaching herd immunity this year reut.rs/39phIGK
Several health experts said during #ReutersNext conference that the mass roll-out of coronavirus vaccines would not result in enough people having immunity to be able to effectively stop COVID-19 from spreading
Some policymakers have proposed immunization should be compulsory for air travel as the world steps up the battle to curb the spread of COVID-19
