Court rules Meta and Youtube are deliberately addicting us
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Today, Myf has big news for Kylie Minogue and AFL fans, a US court ruling on Youtube and Meta could change social media forever, and Myf has a 1979 disco song that will make you rich.
There has also been a KitKat chocolate height that seems a little suspicious, Paul McCartney announces an 18th solo album and Myf is really mad about hot cross buns.
*Hosted by the queen of culture herself, *The Moment with Myf Warhurst* unpacks ‘The Moment’ that has everyone talking, diving deeper than the headlines to give the details you need in the time you’ve got.
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