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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ November 1, 2019
	NEWS
	Facebook blamed for Arista's disappointing guidance CNBC Many analysts are blaming Facebook, one of the cloud software and networking company's largest customers, for the sudden slowdown in orders. Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter, Facebook Divergence on Political Ads Shows Tension in Regulating Speech Wall Street Journal (blog) Twitter Inc. and Facebook Inc. are staking out starkly different positions about how to handle political ads, but it is unclear how either approach will ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook will allow UK election candidates to run false ads CNN International London and New York (CNN Business) A controversial policy allowing politicians to run false ads on Facebook will extend to the United Kingdom as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Goldman Sachs says antitrust to heat up in 2020, pressure Facebook, Google shares for 'years' CNBC Democrats and Republicans don't agree on much these days, but their mutual distrust of big tech stocks poses an underappreciated threat to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter Upstages Facebook With Ban on Political Ads Washington Post Dorsey did not mention Facebook, but he was clearly taking a stand against Zuckerberg. Facebook and its CEO have been under fire for not ... Flag as irrelevant
	She was called the n-word and given instructions to slit her wrists. What did Facebook do? CNN Still, you can stay on Facebook. These are the findings of a six-month CNN investigation into bullying and harassment faced by parents, doctors and ... Flag as irrelevant
	The pressure is now on Facebook to ban political ads, too Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Twitter's ban on political advertising is ratcheting up pressure on Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg to follow suit. But so far ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook reportedly wanted to buy Fitbit but Google paid double CNET Before Google bought Fitbit on Friday for $2.1 billion, social media giant Facebook had also reportedly thrown its proverbial hat into the ring. Facebook ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook employees call on Zuckerberg to crack down on 'false' political ads in letter Fox News Hundreds of Facebook employees sent its founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg a letter blasting his position of not cracking down on "false" political ads ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why Facebook generates much more money per user than its rivals CNBC Despite all the uproar surrounding Facebook, from the company's mishandling of user data to its unwillingness to fact-check political ads, advertisers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Upside Appears Limited Despite Strong Quarter Investopedia Facebook, Inc. (FB) stock rallied to a three-month high on Thursday after the company beat third quarter profit and revenue estimates. However, it was ... Flag as irrelevant
	Elizabeth Warren's Plan to Smash Facebook Could Work—and Boy, Do We Need It To Daily Beast My first day at Facebook felt like summiting a personal and professional mountain. In early 2010, Facebook's Washington, D.C., office was little more ... Flag as irrelevant
	If Facebook Blocks Political Ads, Democrats Would Suffer AdExchanger Facebook's controversy over its decision to allow politicians (but only politicians) to promote lies in ads has led to Twitter saying it would forbid political ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook, Google and Apple accused of enabling online slave markets: report Fox News Facebook, Google and Apple have been accused of enabling online slave markets, according to an undercover investigation by BBC News Arabic. Flag as irrelevant
	How Facebook responded to reported online bullying CNN CNN's Elizabeth Cohen shares findings from a six-month investigation into bullying and harassment faced by parents, doctors and others who ... Flag as irrelevant
	Should Facebook Fact-Check Political Speech? The New York Times In a speech at Georgetown University on Oct. 17, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, defended a sweeping policy the company unveiled ... Flag as irrelevant
	Actually, we don't want Facebook and Twitter making too many judgment calls Washington Post But social media has resisted. Facebook has said it won't fact-check the ads it accepts, and Twitter one-upped it by saying it won't accept any political ... Flag as irrelevant
	General Election 2019: Government accused over 'political' Facebook ads BBC News The government has been accused of using public funds to target voters in key general election constituencies with Facebook ads. The ads say: "the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bangladesh: Fake news on Facebook fuels communal violence Deutsche Welle Among internet users, Facebook is the most popular social networking platform, with some 50 million subscribers — almost one-third of the country's ... Flag as irrelevant
	The fight against financial advertisers using Facebook for digital redlining Quartz Facebook is one of the internet's main streets. Together with parameters set out by marketers, its targeting tools and algorithms determine which job ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Marketplace draws scrutiny from EU antitrust regulators VentureBeat (Reuters) — Facebook's online marketplace has attracted scrutiny from EU antitrust regulators who are seeking details about its role vis-à-vis rivals in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook and Instagram ban 'sexual' use of eggplant and peach emojis Fox News Back in July, Facebook and Instagram updated the company's Community Standards language regarding what type of sexual expression is allowed ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook decided an LGBTQ clinic's ads promoting HIV prevention were 'political,' and blocked ... Business Insider Nordic An LGBTQ health center said it tried to run ads on Facebook promoting HIV prevention but that Facebook initially blocked the ads because it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook on privacy, part 1: 'You agreed to it' The Stanford Daily Part of "Complexity Theory," a new column on the tangled questions of our technological age. Back in 2012, during a Senate Judiciary Committee ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tech platforms like Facebook and Twitter cool interest in broadcasting live sports Digiday Contrary to the hype two years ago, the sports industry is still waiting for the great rights grab from the tech platforms. The likes of Facebook and Twitter ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ohio emergency room nurse resigns because of homophobic comments on Facebook cleveland.com (blog) The posts appeared on the nurse's Facebook page after Always announced it was taking the female symbol off its packaging for sanitary products to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook, Restaurant Brands, PG&E: Stocks That Defined the Week Wall Street Journal Facebook gave a 'thumbs up' to political advertising during its quarterly conference call late Wednesday, taking the opposite position of rival Twitter ... Flag as irrelevant
	Newton: Facebook will be forced to make changes to political ad policy CNBC 2019 CNBC LLC. All Rights Reserved. A Division of NBCUniversal. Data is a real-time snapshot *Data is delayed at least 15 minutes. Global Business ... Flag as irrelevant
	Here's why Goldman thinks Facebook and Google are under threat MarketWatch Facebook FB, +1.81% and Alphabet GOOG, -0.09%, the sector's dominant constituents, are facing antitrust investigations and Goldman said the risks ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sexual use of emoji is banned from Facebook, Instagram Android Authority Recently, Facebook decided to take a formal stance against online sexual solicitation. To crack down on the issue, the social media giant has updated ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook's Zuckerberg, Sandberg under fire in Washington and Menlo Park Fox Business Shares of Facebook are near an all-time high and just notched an amazing $6 billion in profits for the third quarter of this year. Yet the two-people who ... Flag as irrelevant
	NZ Privacy Commissioner: Facebook knew what could be streamed on its platform ZDNet Edwards shared concern that in 2019 there are companies bigger than countries; Facebook has a "population" of over 2 billion, none of whom has ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gary Briggs on life after Facebook: 'Do I miss being relevant? I don't ever think I was' The Drum It's been almost a year since Gary Briggs, the former chief marketing officer of Facebook, walked out of the company's Menlo Park headquarters for the ... Flag as irrelevant
	General Election 2019: Facebook takes down 'political' ad campaign BBC News Facebook has taken down a government advertising campaign which was accused of targeting voters in marginal general election constituencies. Flag as irrelevant
	Death Threats and Bullying of Vaccine Advocates Prompts Investigation at Facebook KTLA You can call someone the n-word and give her graphic instructions on how to kill herself, and you won't get kicked off Facebook. Or you can tell a ... Flag as irrelevant

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