Organisation: Signal

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<p>President of the Signal Foundation Meredith Whittaker, said: “I think what happened was Twitter broke the seal and then gave permission to the industry to cite a fairly ephemeral economic downturn, which didn’t actually manifest itself, as a reason to break a number of promises and cut teams that they weren’t seeing as valuable for whatever reason.” Picture: Wikimedia</p>

technology

Elon Musk 'broke the seal' on global tech lay-offs, says Signal president Meredith Whittaker

Meredith Whittaker talks about Signal's expenses, the global tech lay-offs and attending Web Summit for the second time

<p>Twitter and other mainstream sites have begun to act against misinformation and hate messaging on their platforms, creating a space for sites such as Telegram, Signal, and Parler. File Picture: Pexels</p>

news

Irish far-right groups flocking to encrypted and unmoderated social media sites, research finds

racing

Bookmakers left ‘gasping for air’

business

Unilever braced for continued price pressure

news

Shannon-Galway motorway ‘essential’ for airport

news

Workers warn against US flights cutback

Shannon stopover to end

THE Government has agreed to end the Shannon stopover with the US authorities, it confirmed last night.

Tue, 18 Oct, 2005

Brennan pledges to secure Shannon’s viability

TRANSPORT Minister Séamus Brennan yesterday pledged to secure a deal that will guarantee Shannon Airport’s future viability when the compulsory stopover comes to an end.

Fri, 23 Apr, 2004

Jobs fears by Shannon workers

AER LINGUS was yesterday accused of air-brushing Shannon Airport from its future development plans.

Wed, 31 Mar, 2004