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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ December 13, 2019
	NEWS
	Facebook spends $130 million to fund content oversight board Axios Facebook said on Thursday that the company has made an initial commitment of $130 million to fund a trust for its global content oversight board. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook delays naming oversight board members until 2020 CNBC Facebook will not announce the first members of its independent oversight board this year as it originally expected, the company said on Thursday. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Pledges $130 Million to Fund Content Oversight Board as It Hits Delays Variety Facebook announced an initial commitment of $130 million to launch its new Oversight Board, which is designed as a way for users to appeal the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Puts Down $130 Million As Initial Investment In Content Oversight Deadline Facebook has followed through on its initial vow to put $130 million into bolstering oversight of content that circulates on its massive social networks. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Pledges $130M For Content Oversight Board -- But Punts On Launching It TheStreet Facebook plans on plunking down some cash for a Supreme Court-like content oversight board, but isn't saying when it will launch. In a blog post on ... Flag as irrelevant
	Boris Johnson, Scotland, Facebook: Your Friday Briefing The New York Times Facebook: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which has been investigating the social network for antitrust concerns, may take the rare step of ... Flag as irrelevant
	UPDATE 1-Facebook pledges $130 million to content oversight board, delays naming members Yahoo Finance (Recasts with funding; adds researcher comment). By Elizabeth Culliford. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Facebook said on Thursday it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook's long-promised Supreme Court for content won't be here for a long time Digital Trends The Facebook Oversight Board that can overrule CEO Mark Zuckerberg is taking longer than expected, and its inauguration is being pushed back, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook backs social media 'Supreme Court' with $130M Fox Business Facebook Inc. has committed $130 million to a Supreme Court-like oversight board that will decide on or recommend what kind of content is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook should pay compensation to users who suffer 'severe harm' from its mistakes, says audit Telegraph.co.uk A human rights audit of Facebook's new "supreme court," which will begin hearing user appeals against the company's moderation decisions next ... Flag as irrelevant

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