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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ March 5, 2018
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	Q&A: Facebook's CTO talks about fake news, Russia News & Observer Under fire for Russian abuse of its service during the 2016 presidential election, the spread of fake news and more, Facebook has promised to right the ship this year. CEO Mark Zuckerberg has stated his personal goal for 2018 is "fixing" problems like these at Facebook, rather than taking on something ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook fuels hysteria over false threat at Milford high school New Haven Register That's why Facebook should be used for sharing family pictures and why Police Chief Keith Mello's reverse 911 system and other official communications should be the source of emergency information, said John DeCarlo, chairman of the University of New Haven's criminal justice department. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Gets As Big As It's Going To Get In The US Tech Times Facebook's growth in the United States reaches a plateau as new research shows that its user base in the country is probably not going to get bigger anymore. Recently, the social media network even posted a decline in its daily users and the problem is that its largest market is the United States. Flag as irrelevant
	Oscars 2018: How to watch the 90th Academy Awards online Polygon If you don't have a fancy antennae or cable package, however, Facebook is teaming up with the Academy this year. "The Oscars: All Access" will provide red carpet and behind-the-scenes coverage during the show tonight. The easiest way to watch is by heading to ABC's main Facebook page, where ... Flag as irrelevant
	Union County School Bus Driver Charged With Posting Threatening Messages To Facebook WFAE The first message appeared on a local Facebook page around 2:00a.m. Friday. It disappeared before being posted a second time a few hours later, according to the sheriff's office. Numerous citizens reported the messages to both the sheriff's office and Union County Public Schools. Extra deputies were ... Flag as irrelevant
	Should we permit child grooming, asks Facebook The Times Facebook has been criticised over a "stupid and irresponsible" survey in which it asked whether child grooming should be allowed on its site. The social network asked several thousand users what the rules should be in the case of a "private message in which an adult man asks a 14-year-old girl for ... Flag as irrelevant

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