Facebook plunge: Some say the stock will be just fine

Facebook plunge: Some say the stock will be just fine: Facebook’s post-earnings bloodbath amounted to the biggest one-day loss of market value by a single company in U.S. stock market history. But some on Wall Street say shares of the social media network will easily recover. People are reading this: How Can You Double Your Likes … Read more

Who’s behind those political ads on Facebook? Now, you can find out.

Facebook and Twitter forged ahead Thursday with new efforts to disclose more information about the political advertisements that appear on their sites, part of a broad campaign to help users better understand why they see the content they do and who’s behind it.  For both tech companies, the stakes are high ahead of the 2018 … Read more

Facebook, YouTube still struggling to stop terrorist content

Are Facebook‘s and YouTube’s efforts to remove terrorist propaganda really working? According to new research, both platforms are failing to stop ISIS-related content from circulating over the platforms, even as Facebook and YouTube claim to be cracking down on the problem.  On Thursday, tr protection group, Digital Citizens Alliance, released a report documenting dozens of he … Read more

Facebook, YouTube still struggling to stop terrorist content

Are Facebook‘s and YouTube’s efforts to remove terrorist propaganda really working? According to new research, both platforms are failing to stop ISIS-related content from circulating over the platforms, even as Facebook and YouTube claim to be cracking down on the problem.  On Thursday, tr protection group, Digital Citizens Alliance, released a report documenting dozens of he … Read more

Zuckerberg’s testimony raises new questions about Facebook’s lobbying practices

Zuckerberg’s testimony raises new questions about Facebook’s lobbying practices- In February, Facebook gave $200,000 to The Committee to Protect California Jobs, a business-backed political action group dedicated to defeating a state ballot initiative that would expand Californians’ privacy controls.  Then on Wednesday, after Mark Zuckerberg’s two-day grilling by 44 members of Congress — in which … Read more