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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ August 24, 2018
	NEWS
	Facebook's content moderation efforts face increasing skepticism The Verge It's been a big week for tales of content moderation. Last Friday, Radiolab posted a fascinating episode about Facebook's evolving approach to ... Flag as irrelevant
	An Undiscovered Facebook Bug Made Me Think I Was Hacked WIRED I was running late to an afternoon dentist appointment, and sending messages on Facebook Messenger. Most of the conversations were for a story I ... Flag as irrelevant
	What to do if you see fake news on Facebook Popular Science Facebook and the intelligence division of a cybersecurity company called FireEye have pointed their fingers at a new global actor involved in the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fugitive who tried to defraud Zuckerberg out of half of Facebook captured in Ecuador USA TODAY The New York man who was charged with trying to defraud Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg was captured Thursday in Ecuador after nearly 3½ ... Facebook fugitive Paul Ceglia arrested in Ecuador - CNET Alleged Facebook con man caught in Ecuador after 3 years - New York Post Wannabe Facebook owner who fled arrest is caught in Ecuador - Miami Herald Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook names HP's Antonio Lucio as its new chief marketing officer CNBC Facebook has named Antonio Lucio as chief marketing officer, filling a post that's been open since Gary Briggs announced his retirement in January. Facebook's New Global CMO Is HP's Antonio Lucio, A Marketing Chief Who 'Brings Heart' To Brands - Forbes Facebook has hired a new CMO to try and repair its image after its scandal-filled year - Business Insider Facebook Hires HP Exec Antonio Lucio as CMO to Lead Branding After Series of Controversies - Variety Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Is Making the US a Political Dystopia Bloomberg That powerful statement comes from a knowledgeable source: Facebook's former Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos, who left the company this month. Flag as irrelevant
	The cure for Facebook's fake news infection? It might be these women CNET Alex Hardiman speaks softly. Leading a team meeting in a conference room at Facebook's New York office, where a cardboard cutout of a NASA ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook tests 'things in common' label to try to connect non-friends CNET Here's how it works: When you read through a public conversation -- like on a brand or publisher page -- Facebook will highlight things you have in ... Facebook is testing a label that will highlight what you have in common with randos - The Verge Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Opinion: Facebook and WhatsApp aren't just flawed — they're downright dangerous MarketWatch A landmark study by researchers at the University of Warwick in the U.K. has conclusively established that Facebook has been fanning the flames of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Meet the women fighting fake news on Facebook CNET At Facebook, where men outnumber women nearly two to one, the majority of the people leading the social network's news projects are female. Flag as irrelevant
	How Iran targeted Americans on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter with liberal memes and posts USA TODAY One meme on Facebook from a page called the Progressive Front showed former First Lady Michelle Obama holding a doctored sign that read "An ... Hundreds of Facebook accounts deleted for spreading misinformation - TechTarget Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	About that Facebook trust ranking Engadget To the complete horror and amusement of those watching the grand experiment Facebook is doing on everyone, this week we found out the company ... Kim's Opinion: Facebook is now scoring its users' reputations - Komando Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook invites Google, Twitter and others to discuss election meddling Engadget Facebook has called its fellow tech giants for a meeting to talk about their plans to prevent foreign influence and disinformation campaigns this ... Facebook is coordinating a secret meeting of Silicon Valley giants to combat misinformation ahead ... - Middletown Press Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Feeling stressed? Maybe it's time to take a Facebook vacation MinnPost Staying off Facebook for just five days appears to reduce the amount of cortisol — a measure of stress — circulating in people's bodies, according to ... Flag as irrelevant
	'After 37 years I caught my brother's killer on Facebook' BBC News On the afternoon of 2 October 2015, Penny Farmer returned from a walk in the Oxfordshire countryside, flipped open her laptop, fired up Facebook and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook: DCF Valuation Update After Quarterly Results Seeking Alpha On August 16, I discussed the current state of Facebook's capitalization through its multiples. Today, as promised, I present my DCF valuation of ... Flag as irrelevant
	Is there really data that heavy Facebook use caused…erm, is correlated with…erm, is linked to real ... Nieman Journalism Lab at Harvard Study says heavy Facebook use is linked to more hate crimes against asylum seekers in Germany. Wait, is that what it says? The New York Times on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Makes Changes Following Disability-Related Discrimination Complaint Disability Scoop Just days after facing allegations of allowing advertisers to discriminate against people with disabilities and other groups, Facebook says it is taking ... Flag as irrelevant
	Post-Earnings Selloff In Facebook Is Providing A Buying Opportunity Seeking Alpha When Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) reported earnings on July 25, analysts were expecting the company to report earnings per share of $1.72. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook And Twitter: Fall In IV Creates Options Opportunity Seeking Alpha Both Twitter and Facebook shares were smashed by over 20% on fears of a slowdown in user growth on both platforms. While a fall was warranted, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook removes video game ad showing woman's torture The Guardian Facebook has removed an advert for a video game that invites players to torture or kill a gagged and trembling woman after initially indicating that the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook admits error in deleting conservative immigration comments after Mollie Tibbetts death Washington Times Facebook said Thursday night that it made a mistake in removing a comment by a conservative group that posted about illegal immigration after the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook deletes alternative health pages as the war on fake news escalates Fast Company Facebook has deleted dozens of pages dedicated to fringe or holistic medicine in an apparent crackdown on pseudoscience. The Global Freedom ... Flag as irrelevant
	Recent App Issues Reveal Facebook's Struggles to Temper Data Privacy Woes Threatpost Facebook has been struggling to keep its data privacy woes at bay this week, between banning apps on its social media platform – and pulling its own ... Facebook Bans Yet Another Suspicious App - We are Social Media (press release) (blog) Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook bans an app once used by 4M people, suspends 200 more MarTech Today Facebook has banned another app on its platform since announcing in March it had banned Cambridge Analytica for misusing user data via the ... Flag as irrelevant
	NPPS officials: information on Facebook was not true North Platte Telegraph Facebook posts claiming that a food fight and other disturbances happened in the first days of the school year were inaccurate, Superintendent Ron ... Flag as irrelevant
	That Viral Facebook Post About a 'Deadly Spider' Spreading Across the US Is Totally Fake Gizmodo If you've seen a viral Facebook post about a spider "from Hell" killing people in West Virginia, Tennessee, and Mississippi, I have some good news: It's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gene Smith's lawyer deletes explosive Facebook post 247Sports On Thursday, Rex Elliott, who is the attorney of Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith, posted a lengthy message to Facebook that was filled with ... Flag as irrelevant
	Labour vows to tighten regulation of Facebook Financial Times Labour has said it would shake up how Facebook and other social media companies are regulated, and could introduce large German-style fines for ... Flag as irrelevant

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