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India's Digital Infrastructure Centred Around Public Interest: Meta Executive Nick Clegg
India's digital public infrastructure plays on key aspects of scale and technology being centred around public interest, and is a "marvellous model" for what others can do as citizenship becomes a digitalised phenomenon globally, Nick Clegg, President Global Affairs of Meta.
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Meta in Big Tech Club but Dwarfed by 'Giant Tech' Company Apple, Nick Clegg Says
Meta may be a Big Tech firm, but it is dwarfed by "Giant Tech" company Apple, according to Nick Clegg, President of Global Affairs at the social media firm. Apple is eight times the size of Meta in terms of stock market capitalisation, he said. Clegg's comparison underlines Meta's steep market slide over the past 16 months, a slide that Apple has c...
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Facebook Parent Meta’s Global Affairs Director Hails Mark Zuckerberg’s Leadership
Facebook parent Meta’s Global Affairs Director Nick Clegg defined Mark Zuckerberg's presence at the helm of the company in future as “perfectly natural”. Recently, Sheryl Sandberg resigned the company after working for 14 years as the firm's number two.
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Facebook-Parent Meta Defends Policy on Calls for Violence That Angered Russia
Facebook-owner Meta said that a temporary change in its content policy, only for Ukraine, was needed to let users voice opposition to Russia's attack, as Russia opened a criminal case after the company said it would allow posts such as "death to the Russian invaders."
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'We Are Building for Metaverse': Meta Vice President Nick Clegg Reveals Days after Facebook’s Rebranding
Clegg has resonated with Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of making the company ready for the upcoming next gen of the internet, which will also have a virtual universe for people to work and socialise.
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Instagram Will Try to 'Nudge' Teens Away From Harmful Content, Prompt Them to 'Take a Break'
A Facebook executive said that the company would introduce new measures on its apps to prompt teens away from harmful content, as US lawmakers scrutinise how Facebook and subsidiaries like Instagram affect young people's mental health.
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Facebook Does Not Believe It Is a Primary Cause of Polarisation, Executive Says
A Facebook executive said in an interview with CNN that the company does not believe that its social media service is a primary contributor to the political polarisation that has become widespread in the United States.
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Facebook Chooses 'Profit Over Safety,' Knew Its Products Were Fuelling Hate: Whistleblower
Facebook, as per allegations by a whistleblower, knew its products were fuelling hate and harming children's mental health. The company was accused of choosing "profit over safety."
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Facebook Says Wall Street Journal Allegations Are 'Mischaracterisations,' Confer 'False Motives'
Facebook slammed a Wall Street Journal series of articles about the social media company's platform as containing "deliberate mischaracterisations" and said the articles "conferred egregiously false motives to Facebook's leadership and employees."
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Facebook News Feed Revamped to Offer More User Control
Facebook said it was revamping its News Feed to give people more control over what they see on the leading social network, with less reliance on algorithms.
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Facebook Pledges $1 Billion to Support News Media Over Next Three Years, Defends Australia Blackout
Facebook pledged to invest at least $1 billion (roughly Rs. 7,230 crore) to support journalism over the next three years as the social media giant defended its handling of a dispute with Australia over payments to media organisations.
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2.2 Million Facebook, Instagram Advertisements Rejected Ahead Of US Vote
A total of 2.2 million ads on Facebook and Instagram have been rejected and 120,000 posts withdrawn for attempting to "obstruct voting" in the upcoming US presidential election, Facebook's vice president Nick Clegg said in an interview published Sunday.
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Boss Turns Herself Into Potato During Video Conference, Twitter In Splits
On Monday, Twitter user Rachele Clegg shared a photo of a work video conference gone awry and revealed that during a meeting, her boss turned on a filter and transformed herself into a potato.
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Facebook Says It Is Getting Better at Protecting Elections
Facebook will do a better job of preventing bad actors from abusing its platform to manipulate this year's US presidential election than it did four years ago, its public affairs chief Nick Clegg said on Monday.
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WhatsApp Traceability: Facebook Offers Alternative Ways to Help India
WhatsApp said in the past that the government's demand to trace the origin of messages on its platform is not possible.
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India's Digital Infrastructure Centred Around Public Interest: Meta Executive Nick Clegg
India's digital public infrastructure plays on key aspects of scale and technology being centred around public interest, and is a "marvellous model" for what others can do as citizenship becomes a digitalised phenomenon globally, Nick Clegg, President Global Affairs of Meta.
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Meta in Big Tech Club but Dwarfed by 'Giant Tech' Company Apple, Nick Clegg Says
Meta may be a Big Tech firm, but it is dwarfed by "Giant Tech" company Apple, according to Nick Clegg, President of Global Affairs at the social media firm. Apple is eight times the size of Meta in terms of stock market capitalisation, he said. Clegg's comparison underlines Meta's steep market slide over the past 16 months, a slide that Apple has c...
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Facebook Parent Meta’s Global Affairs Director Hails Mark Zuckerberg’s Leadership
Facebook parent Meta’s Global Affairs Director Nick Clegg defined Mark Zuckerberg's presence at the helm of the company in future as “perfectly natural”. Recently, Sheryl Sandberg resigned the company after working for 14 years as the firm's number two.
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Facebook-Parent Meta Defends Policy on Calls for Violence That Angered Russia
Facebook-owner Meta said that a temporary change in its content policy, only for Ukraine, was needed to let users voice opposition to Russia's attack, as Russia opened a criminal case after the company said it would allow posts such as "death to the Russian invaders."
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'We Are Building for Metaverse': Meta Vice President Nick Clegg Reveals Days after Facebook’s Rebranding
Clegg has resonated with Mark Zuckerberg’s vision of making the company ready for the upcoming next gen of the internet, which will also have a virtual universe for people to work and socialise.
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Instagram Will Try to 'Nudge' Teens Away From Harmful Content, Prompt Them to 'Take a Break'
A Facebook executive said that the company would introduce new measures on its apps to prompt teens away from harmful content, as US lawmakers scrutinise how Facebook and subsidiaries like Instagram affect young people's mental health.
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Facebook Does Not Believe It Is a Primary Cause of Polarisation, Executive Says
A Facebook executive said in an interview with CNN that the company does not believe that its social media service is a primary contributor to the political polarisation that has become widespread in the United States.
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Facebook Chooses 'Profit Over Safety,' Knew Its Products Were Fuelling Hate: Whistleblower
Facebook, as per allegations by a whistleblower, knew its products were fuelling hate and harming children's mental health. The company was accused of choosing "profit over safety."
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Facebook Says Wall Street Journal Allegations Are 'Mischaracterisations,' Confer 'False Motives'
Facebook slammed a Wall Street Journal series of articles about the social media company's platform as containing "deliberate mischaracterisations" and said the articles "conferred egregiously false motives to Facebook's leadership and employees."
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Facebook News Feed Revamped to Offer More User Control
Facebook said it was revamping its News Feed to give people more control over what they see on the leading social network, with less reliance on algorithms.
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Facebook Pledges $1 Billion to Support News Media Over Next Three Years, Defends Australia Blackout
Facebook pledged to invest at least $1 billion (roughly Rs. 7,230 crore) to support journalism over the next three years as the social media giant defended its handling of a dispute with Australia over payments to media organisations.
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2.2 Million Facebook, Instagram Advertisements Rejected Ahead Of US Vote
A total of 2.2 million ads on Facebook and Instagram have been rejected and 120,000 posts withdrawn for attempting to "obstruct voting" in the upcoming US presidential election, Facebook's vice president Nick Clegg said in an interview published Sunday.
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Boss Turns Herself Into Potato During Video Conference, Twitter In Splits
On Monday, Twitter user Rachele Clegg shared a photo of a work video conference gone awry and revealed that during a meeting, her boss turned on a filter and transformed herself into a potato.
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Facebook Says It Is Getting Better at Protecting Elections
Facebook will do a better job of preventing bad actors from abusing its platform to manipulate this year's US presidential election than it did four years ago, its public affairs chief Nick Clegg said on Monday.
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WhatsApp Traceability: Facebook Offers Alternative Ways to Help India
WhatsApp said in the past that the government's demand to trace the origin of messages on its platform is not possible.
