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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ February 19, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook to verify ads with postcards after Russian interference Santa Fe New Mexican A girl looks at Facebook on her computer in 2012 in Palo Alto, Calif. Baffled in 2016 by Russian agents who bought ads in an attempt to sway the U.S. presidential campaign, Facebook told the National Association of Secretaries of State on Saturday that the company would send postcards to potential ... Facebook plans to thwart election ad fraud with postcards - TNW Facebook takes to snail mail to verify advertisers, protect against foreign inference - ABC Online Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	How brands can leverage Facebook Groups to improve engagement ClickZ Brands and marketers have immediately started thinking how to maintain a successful Facebook strategy. The key phrase in Facebook's update was the focus on "meaningful interactions." Facebook wants to highlight engaging conversations and this should become the primary focus for brands. If you're ... Flag as irrelevant
	Australia politician slammed for Facebook gun photo Channel NewsAsia SYDNEY: A conservative Australian politician who posted a photo of himself on Facebook holding a gun in a jibe at environmentalists was reported to police and slammed on Monday (Feb 19) as insensitive after a mass US school shooting. George Christensen put up the image on Saturday showing ... George Christensen's Facebook gun photo slammed by Malcolm Turnbull, Pauline Hanson, Derryn ... - Courier Mail Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook to combat Russian election interference by mailing postcards SlashGear As the US continues to uncover the effects of Russian manipulation on its elections, Facebook has found itself desperately trying to fix its platform to eliminate interference and regain trust. Now the social media company has come up with one solution to improve its advertising during the US elections to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Will Identify Election Advertisers By Mailing Out Postcards Ubergizmo Following reports of a massive Russian misinformation campaign on Facebook during the U.S. presidential election, the world's largest social network promised to do more in order to ensure that something like that doesn't happen again. It's now decided to add an additional verification step for election ... Flag as irrelevant

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