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	facebook As-it-happens update ⋅ January 19, 2020
	NEWS
	Facebook Apologizes for Vulgar Translation of Chinese Leader's Name The New York Times Facebook apologized on Saturday after its platform translated Xi Jinping, the name of the Chinese leader, from Burmese to a vulgar word in English. Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook Apologizes for Mistranslation of Xi Jinping's Name: NYT Bloomberg Facebook Inc. apologized on Saturday for mistranslating Chinese President Xi Jinping's name from Burmese to a vulgar word in English in some posts ... Flag as irrelevant
	3 No-Brainer Stocks to Buy in the Internet Sector Motley Fool Facebook was in hot water for all of 2019 as it faced backlash for refusing to fact-check political ads on its platform. Despite calls to break up the social ... Flag as irrelevant
	Protesters again gather at Facebook to urge fact checking of political ads InMenlo Facebook users, investors, and neighbors gathered outside the Menlo Park-based company headquarters late yesterday afternoon demonstraitng ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lessons to be learned from Facebook's WhatsApp buyout, French watchdog says Hindustan Times Facebook's $22 billion buyout of WhatsApp six years ago should have been blocked, the boss of France's antitrust watchdog, which is set to help ... Flag as irrelevant
	WEB
	These tricks defy the laws of physics Facebook This guy is a magician with the bike 🤯 (via terryadamsbmx/Instagram) Flag as irrelevant
	How To Get The Best Out Of A Facebook Business Page The European Business Review Facebook is currently one of the most influential social media platforms and with this, using Facebook to advertise or market a business is highly ... Flag as irrelevant
	Facebook sued in US federal court for alleged anticompetitive conduct - SRN News SRN News By Katie Paul. SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Four companies sued Facebook Inc <FB.O> in U.S. federal court on Thursday for alleged anticompetitive ... Flag as irrelevant
	Do not block mouse presses on scroll · Issue #16033 · facebook/react GitHub This PR changes the existing behaviour in Press so that mouse pointer events no longer get cancelled when a scroll event occurs. This matches the ... Flag as irrelevant

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