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| Facebook will notify users who were impacted by Cambridge Analytica Facebook will send out notifications on Monday to users that were identified as having their data possibly implicated in the Cambridge Analytica scandal or if a user's data was misused by companies that acquired it. Why it matters: Facebook says the data of 87 million people may have been impacted in ... | |
| Fair Play: The Facebook Conundrum The birth of Facebook Inc. depicted in the 2010 movie "The Social Network" shows competition working exactly as market economists say it should. Two different innovators, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Harvard Connection founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss produced rival social ... | |
| Tech pioneer: Facebook and Google should make users pay Why it matters: It's the first concrete piece of legislation to come from the Facebook controversy, and the first recent attempt to apply privacy to web companies like Facebook and Google. The bill would direct the FTC to require companies to get consumers' opt-in consent before using, sharing or selling ... | |
| Zuck's vision to fix Facebook: an independent "Supreme Court" In conversation with Vox's Ezra Klein, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out his plan for ensuring he and his platform are held accountable for the content that appears on site: "[O]ver the long-term, what I'd really like to get to is an independent appeal. So maybe folks at Facebook make the first ... | |
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| Senator Ted Cruz Grills Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg over Censorship Facebook Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has spent much of the week on Capitol Hill, testifying before both the House and the Senate. Though the main controversy surrounding Zuckerberg and Facebook is the Cambridge Analytica "scandal," many Republicans on the Hill decided to question ... | |
| Facebook Page Calls for Boycott of Halal Food in Singapore The Facebook page's description lists a website which has shared extensively misleading and grossly inaccurate articles about halal certification that border on Islamophobia. Like on the Facebook page, comments that disprove or disagree with the website's content are met with sharp rebukes and ... | |
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| Facebook puts ads on pages illegally selling animal parts WASHINGTON — Facebook is displaying advertisements for well-known American corporations along with content from group pages operated by overseas wildlife traffickers illegally selling the body parts of threatened animals, including. | |
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