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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ December 12, 2017
	NEWS
	Former Facebook exec: Social media is 'ripping apart' society New York Post Yet another former Facebook executive has come forward to confess that he helped create a monster. Chamath Palihapitiya, who joined Facebook in 2007 and later became its vice president for user growth, said that he and the company's founders "have created tools that are ripping apart the social ... Facebook is 'destroying how society works,' says a former executive - Sacramento Bee Former Facebook Exec: Social Media 'Ripping Apart' Society - CBS San Francisco Bay Area Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Sketchy Facebook Ads Are Attempting To Influence The Alabama Special Election UPROXX 2016 was a bad year for Facebook as it struggled to keep up with a tidal wave of fake news and sketchy political advertising. And as it's tried to contain the problem, mostly what's happened is revelations that it's much worse than we thought. Now, problems Facebook claimed were addressed are ... Flag as irrelevant
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	"I Feel Tremendous Guilt": Former Facebook Exec Says Company Is Zero Hedge In the most ironic story of the day, and perhaps of 2017, a former Facebook executive whose job it was to literally get the world hooked on the "internet crack" that is social media, is now calling on people to take a "hard break" from a service which he believes is "ripping apart the social fabric of how ... Flag as irrelevant
	Former Facebook Exec Says Social Media is Ripping Apart Society Slashdot An anonymous reader shares a report on The Verge: Another former Facebook executive has spoken out about the harm the social network is doing to civil society around the world. Chamath Palihapitiya, who joined Facebook in 2007 and became its vice president for user growth, said he feels ... Flag as irrelevant
	Former Facebook Exec: Social Media is Programming Us and It's Tearing Our Society Apart RedState CEO of Social Capital, Chamath Palihapitiya, was giving a talk about capitol management and the moral imperatives of using the money you make to help the world at Stanford, when the conversation suddenly turned to social media's effect on society. Palihapitiya is a former Facebook executive who ... Flag as irrelevant

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