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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ March 8, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook celebrates historic and modern women alike on International Women's Day Digital Trends March 8 is International Women's Day, and Facebook is choosing to celebrate both historic women and today's females. In what was the most-talked-about day on the social network last year, Facebook will both celebrate women and history and boost modern women through a new tool for ... Facebook to launch 'Community Finder' tool to support women entrepreneurs - The News Minute Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook's Credit Her Campaign Will Debut on International Women's Day Adweek Facebook said women 18 through 24 accounted for more than one-fourth of conversation about International Women's Day on the social network over the past three months, leading discussion at a rate three times higher than other topics on Facebook. The social network added that 43 percent of pages ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Flaw Could Have Exposed Users' Personal Info to Advertisers—or Russian Trolls. Daily Beast Facebook says advertisers can't see identifying information about the users they target. But a new study reveals how a set of clever ad buys could have revealed users' phone numbers, email addresses, and other personal information—no hacking involved. Facebook's advertising tools let buyers reach ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook bull sounding cautious Seeking Alpha Barclay's Ross Sandler says Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) has begun experiencing deceleration in its user base metrics. He's now estimating user growth of only about 6% Y/Y after stripping out duplicate and false accounts, and backing out Messenger. This compares to 15% growth the company disclosed ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook ad prices are rising after the News Feed change Business Insider The cost of Facebook ads has increased further since the platform tweaked its News Feed algorithm to de-prioritize publisher content, according to data from ad tech company AdStage per Recode. Facebook announced the News Feed tweak in January, and AdStage found that CPMs (cost per thousand ... Flag as irrelevant
	5 Reasons Why Facebook Is My Desert Island Social Media Tool For Lawyers Above the Law As I revealed during my keynote speech on digital technology and modern law practice at last week's Monroe County Bar Association's Bar Association Annual Solo and Small Conference, my choice of a desert island social media tool is hands-down, Facebook. Here's why: Everyone's On Facebook. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook to put $750 million data center near Atlanta Chattanooga Times Free Press FILE - In this June 11, 2014, file photo, a man walks past a mural in an office on the Facebook campus in Menlo Park, Calif. Facebook is investing $750 million over the next five years to build a huge data center outside of Atlanta. Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal held a news conference Wednesday, March 7, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook removes Hungarian official's anti-migrant Vienna video Deutsche Welle After Facebook removed the video, Lazar posted a screenshot of it, saying it has been taken down for violating the social media platform's community guidelines. In Vienna, local politicians criticized Lazar's video, saying it amounted to a "totally made up nightmare image" of the city, which regularly ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Why diversity matters in AI research Facebook Research Dr. Joelle Pineau is head of the Facebook AI Research (FAIR) lab in Montreal and co-director of the Reasoning and Learning Lab at McGill University's School of Computer Science. On International Women's Day, Pineau discusses the importance of diversity in the field of AI research and the progress ... Flag as irrelevant
	Murderers Who Confessed Their Crimes On Facebook Neatorama Murderers rarely confess to their crimes before being questioned by police or arrested, but killers who suddenly find they have a conscience, or feel like gloating about their crime, have started using social media like a confessional.Derek Medina would become known as the Facebook Killer after he ... Flag as irrelevant
	Woman jailed for Facebook post criticizing ex-husband, a deputy sheriff in Georgia Cox - Cox Communications A Georgia mother wound up in jail after she vented her frustration on her Facebook page when her ex-husband, a Washington County deputy sheriff, refused to pick up medicine for their sick son. >> Read more trending news. Anne King, of Tennille, wrote on her private Facebook page she was "feeling ... Flag as irrelevant

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