Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ July 23, 2018
	NEWS
	Feds' Radio Free Europe Posted Stealth American Facebook Ads: Report HuffPost Associate professor of communication Jennifer Grygiel discovered a series of sponsored ads aimed at U.S. users that ran on the Facebook page of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook investigates Crimson Hexagon over data policy concerns Siliconrepublic.com Facebook has temporarily suspended Boston-based analytics firm Crimson Hexagon from access to its APIs in order to investigate concerns over the ... Facebook suspends another US gov-linked analytics firm over surveillance fears - The INQUIRER Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Dow Futures: This Internet Giant Is Near A Buy With Earnings Due Investor's Business Daily Alphabet (GOOGL) on Monday kicks off a busy earnings week for high-profile, top-rated internet companies. Facebook (FB) follows late Wednesday, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Twitter join forces to improve data mobility CMO In an effort to allow consumers to transfer data in and out of any participating platform, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and Twitter have joined forces to ... Flag as irrelevant
	How Will Facebook-Exclusive Shows Fare in the Modern Era? MediaFile This month Facebook debuted its first set of programming. The lineup included news from ABC News, Advance Local, ATTN:, CNN, Fox News, Mic, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Norsk Hydro Closes in on Facebook as a Top Corporate Power Buyer Bloomberg Europe's biggest maker of aluminum products is narrowing Facebook Inc.'s lead as the second-biggest corporate buyer of electricity in long-term deals ... Flag as irrelevant
	Daoud's Facebook post, originally threatening to 'physically fight' Zionists, sparks debate The Stanford Daily A Facebook post by Hamzeh Daoud '20, in which he threatened to "physically fight" Zionist students, has sparked debate over not only ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook, YouTube most popular social media among older adults McKnight's Senior Living Facebook and YouTube are by far the most commonly used social media sites by U.S. adults aged more than 65 years, according to recent research ... Flag as irrelevant

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