Hibaq Farah is a Staff Editor who writes for The Guardian, Yahoo Finance UK, and Yahoo Finance Singapore. Her articles cover a range of topics including disinformation, social media platforms, technology, and international conflicts. Hibaq's work aims to provide insightful analysis and shed light on important issues affecting global communities.
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Hibaq Farah's articles cover a wide range of topics related to social media, privacy concerns, and AI technology. She frequently cites data, government announcements, and legal policy regulations in her coverage. Her focus on content moderation and digital privacy suggests she may be interested in expert commentary providing insights into these areas.
Given the prevalence of themes related to culture & society as well as privacy & cybersecurity, experts who can provide analysis or commentary on the societal impact of social media platforms' policies and practices may capture Hibaq's interest.
Since her coverage does not specify a geographic focus but rather focuses on global issues surrounding social media and technology companies like TikTok, pitches should align with this international perspective.
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By: Hibaq Farah, Manisha Ganguly
Case of footage from set of Palestinian film being repurposed to make false claims is far from one-off
By: Hibaq Farah
The @eye.on.palestine account unavailable to view after ‘signs of compromise’ were detected
By: Hibaq Farah
Explosions from airstrikes were heard for hours and the blackout means the number of casualties will not immediately be known
For years Palestinians have had to rely on slower networks than those in Israel, affecting the flow of information
By: Hibaq Farah, Dan Milmo, Kiran Stacey
Meta executive’s comments show regulation discussions at UK summit could face tough resistance
By: Hibaq Farah, Dan Milmo
Exclusive: Internal communications suggest video platform working to protect its lucrative relationship with e-commerce firm
By: Hibaq Farah, Dan Milmo
Exclusive: Moderators in Europe encouraged to be more lenient with accounts of some high-profile figures
By: Dan Milmo, Hibaq Farah
Questions for tech giant over claims underage users can remain on platform if they say parents are overseeing their account
By: Hibaq Farah
TikTok moderators have struggled to assess content related to the Israel-Gaza conflict because the platform removed an internal tool for flagging videos in a foreign language, the Guardian has been told.
By: Hibaq Farah
TikTok says it has more than 40,000 professionals dedicated to keeping the platform safe. Moderators work alongside automated moderation systems, reviewing content in more than 70 languages.
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