Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ January 22, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook admitted it's not always good for democracy CNBC The company said it was trying what it could to stop alleged meddling in elections by Russia or anyone else. "I wish I could guarantee that the positives are destined to outweigh the negatives, but I can't," Samidh Chakrabarti, a Facebook product manager, wrote in a post. Twitter and Alphabet's Google ... Facebook admits social media sometimes harms democracy - Washington Post Facebook may be bad for democracy, according to Facebook - VICE News Facebook admits social media is bad for democracy, sometimes - CNET Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook seeks to train 1M Europeans on online media, safety CNET Facebook is opening three centers across Europe to train more than 1 million people in digital skills over the next two years, the company said Monday. The sites will be based in Spain, Italy and Poland and will focus on training in media literacy and online safety for underrepresented groups, Facebook ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook: Short-Term Pain For Long-Term Gain Seeking Alpha Facebook's move here will actually strengthen the value of the long-term franchise that Zuckerberg is building. By prioritizing user interaction and user content in the feed, Facebook is implicitly returning back to its roots and taking positive steps to improve user engagement and improve the likelihood ... Flag as irrelevant
	The secret history of Facebook depression Phys.Org Does connecting with everyone you've ever met ever on Facebook make you happy? Does sharing everything with them on Facebook make you jump out of your seat with joy? Probably not. In fact, if the research is any indication, you may actually be finding Facebook and other social media sites aren't ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Facebook keeps crashing or closing on your phone - and how to fix it Mirror.co.uk There's nothing more annoying than having Facebook crash on you when you're mid video, or simply updating your status (or *cough* stalking *cough*). If your one of the millions of Facebook users who have the app on your phone you are probably also one of the many who is used to the app crashing ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook VP: We won't use experts to fix fake news because we're worried about criticism The Outline According to Axios reporter Ina Fried, the vice president of global communications, marketing, and public policy (phew!) at Facebook shook off suggestions that the network should use outside media literacy watch dogs as opposed to outsourcing its "fake news" problem to a "statistically representative" ... Flag as irrelevant

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