Google Alert - facebook

	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ April 6, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook will require more authentication for people buying political ads CNBC Facebook will require an authorization process for people who want to buy political issue-based ads, and for managers of pages with large followings. "These steps by themselves won't stop all people trying to game the system," CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post Friday. "But they will make ... Facebook Changing Security Measures To Protect User Data, Says COO - CBS Miami Facebook to Send Chief Tech Officer to Face UK Lawmakers - Bloomberg Facebook Officials Head to Europe to Respond to Data Scandal - Bloomberg Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook's dizzying spin on 'the Cambridge Analytica thing' Washington Post Facebook is saying sorry for what Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg calls "the Cambridge Analytica thing," but there is one thing the technology giant won't say — that users are Facebook's product. It is clear that they are. After all, Facebook does not sell its service to users; it sells users (technically ... How Facebook can survive without the West's advertising money - Quartz Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	What Facebook Is Changing About Its Data-Sharing Practices Maine Public On Monday, users of Facebook will see a notification at the top of their news feeds. The social media company's under pressure for just how much it let other companies use the information of millions of Facebook users, so it will tell people how to have their information spread to fewer places. Today the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook announces major changes to political ad policies NBCNews.com Any entity that wants to show "issue ads" — ads about hot-button topics that are not necessarily related to an election or candidacy — will need to be authorized by the company, Facebook said in a news release. The policy changes come after the company was found to have hosted ads and other ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	Pulse nightclub attack survivors sue Google, Facebook, Twitter over MSN.com Survivors of the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando, Fla., perpetrated by a supporter of the Islamic State terror group, are suing Google, Facebook, and Twitter, alleging that the tech firms allowed the group to proliferate and spread propaganda. Flag as irrelevant
	Hear from Triple H in exclusive Facebook Live interview after NXT TakeOver WWE.com WWE COO Triple H will take part in a Facebook Live interview with Cathy Kelley tomorrow night after NXT TakeOver: New Orleans. Flag as irrelevant

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