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Father Posts 'Baghban' WhatsApp Status After Argument With Son
This savage status sparked a flood of Twitter replies, receiving more than 6,00,000 views and almost 18,000 likes.
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Meta Investors Appeal to Revive Cambridge Analytica Fraud Case
Meta Platforms investors formally asked a US appeals court to revive a proposed class action accusing the Facebook parent of concealing a serious privacy breach that let a political consulting firm harvest users' personal information. The request came during oral arguments on Wednesday before the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ...
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Facebook's Antitrust Lawsuit Should Be Reinstated, Argue US States
Facebook, a Meta-owned company, is in another trouble as a number of the US states have requested an appeals court on Monday to reinstate an antitrust lawsuit against the social media platform. The lawsuit was initially filed against Facebook in 2020, close to the time when the US Federal Trade Commission also sued the company. The FTC is still fig...
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Facebook Ordered by US Court to Release Records of Anti-Rohingya Content for Genocide Case
Facebook has been ordered by a US federal judge to release records of accounts connected to anti-Rohingya violence in Myanmar that the social media giant had shut down, rejecting its argument about protecting privacy as "rich with irony."
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Facebook Algorithm Fuelled Spread of Misinformation Over Factual News During 2020 US Elections: Study
Facebook and other social media's utility for dissemination of information accurately has been a hot topic for debate for quite some time now. These platforms depend on algorithms to pick and show information that they see fit for their users, based on their individual behaviour. A new study is — again — bolstering the long-standing argument by...
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Ex-Army Man Kills Punjab Chemist After Facebook Fight Over "Selling Drugs"
A 26-year-old man was shot dead by a former army personnel in Punjab after an argument on Facebook, the police have said. The incident was recorded by the victim on his phone.
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Apple, Facebook, and Google Have Lost the Monopoly Argument
The future of the tech industry was once decided by messianic entrepreneurs pumping out their sermons to rapt crowds in cavernous arenas.
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Pakistan's Asia Bibi Left For Canada. Others Remain On Death Row For Blasphemy
One prisoner is an illiterate Christian street cleaner who got into an argument with a Muslim friend while they were out drinking. Another is a US-trained university professor whose liberal Facebook posts upset Islamist student activists.
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How To Win A Facebook Argument, According To Science
Disagreements are a fact of life, whether you're online or off it. But it's a fact universally acknowledged that arguments are frequently more entrenched on the Internet.
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'How Should A Dog Wear Pants' Is The Meme We Deserve For The End Of 2015
The last big meme of 2015 will probably be an argument about how a dog should wear pants, brought to the attention of the Internet at large via an image swiped from Facebook, posted to Reddit and tweeted by a social media guy who has described his current Twitter mentions as a "war zone."
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Mark Zuckerberg Says Universal Connectivity and Net Neutrality 'Can and Must Coexist'
Arguments about net neutrality shouldn't be used to prevent the most disadvantaged people in society from gaining access, the Facebook CEO said.
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US Supreme Court Divided Over Facebook Death Threats Case
The nine justices, hearing an hour of oral arguments in a case testing the limits of free speech online, considered an appeal filed by Elonis.
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Arguments heard in Google, Facebook case
Showing of objectionable content by social networking sites and websites like Facebook and Google affects religious sentiments of crores of Indians, Delhi Police Tuesday told the Delhi High Court.
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Arguments heard in Google, Facebook case
Showing of objectionable content by social networking sites and websites like Facebook and Google affects religious sentiments of crores of Indians, Delhi Police Tuesday told the Delhi High Court.
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Google's arguments in court provoke sharp remarks from judge
Google and Facebook argued in the Delhi High Court today that there is no way for them to screen content before it is posted online. Both companies are among 21 whose executives have been summoned to appear in person in a lower court on March 13 for allegedly hosting obscene and objectionable content.
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Father Posts 'Baghban' WhatsApp Status After Argument With Son
This savage status sparked a flood of Twitter replies, receiving more than 6,00,000 views and almost 18,000 likes.
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Meta Investors Appeal to Revive Cambridge Analytica Fraud Case
Meta Platforms investors formally asked a US appeals court to revive a proposed class action accusing the Facebook parent of concealing a serious privacy breach that let a political consulting firm harvest users' personal information. The request came during oral arguments on Wednesday before the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ...
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Facebook's Antitrust Lawsuit Should Be Reinstated, Argue US States
Facebook, a Meta-owned company, is in another trouble as a number of the US states have requested an appeals court on Monday to reinstate an antitrust lawsuit against the social media platform. The lawsuit was initially filed against Facebook in 2020, close to the time when the US Federal Trade Commission also sued the company. The FTC is still fig...
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Facebook Ordered by US Court to Release Records of Anti-Rohingya Content for Genocide Case
Facebook has been ordered by a US federal judge to release records of accounts connected to anti-Rohingya violence in Myanmar that the social media giant had shut down, rejecting its argument about protecting privacy as "rich with irony."
-
Facebook Algorithm Fuelled Spread of Misinformation Over Factual News During 2020 US Elections: Study
Facebook and other social media's utility for dissemination of information accurately has been a hot topic for debate for quite some time now. These platforms depend on algorithms to pick and show information that they see fit for their users, based on their individual behaviour. A new study is — again — bolstering the long-standing argument by...
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Ex-Army Man Kills Punjab Chemist After Facebook Fight Over "Selling Drugs"
A 26-year-old man was shot dead by a former army personnel in Punjab after an argument on Facebook, the police have said. The incident was recorded by the victim on his phone.
-
Apple, Facebook, and Google Have Lost the Monopoly Argument
The future of the tech industry was once decided by messianic entrepreneurs pumping out their sermons to rapt crowds in cavernous arenas.
-
Pakistan's Asia Bibi Left For Canada. Others Remain On Death Row For Blasphemy
One prisoner is an illiterate Christian street cleaner who got into an argument with a Muslim friend while they were out drinking. Another is a US-trained university professor whose liberal Facebook posts upset Islamist student activists.
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How To Win A Facebook Argument, According To Science
Disagreements are a fact of life, whether you're online or off it. But it's a fact universally acknowledged that arguments are frequently more entrenched on the Internet.
-
'How Should A Dog Wear Pants' Is The Meme We Deserve For The End Of 2015
The last big meme of 2015 will probably be an argument about how a dog should wear pants, brought to the attention of the Internet at large via an image swiped from Facebook, posted to Reddit and tweeted by a social media guy who has described his current Twitter mentions as a "war zone."
-
Mark Zuckerberg Says Universal Connectivity and Net Neutrality 'Can and Must Coexist'
Arguments about net neutrality shouldn't be used to prevent the most disadvantaged people in society from gaining access, the Facebook CEO said.
-
US Supreme Court Divided Over Facebook Death Threats Case
The nine justices, hearing an hour of oral arguments in a case testing the limits of free speech online, considered an appeal filed by Elonis.
-
Arguments heard in Google, Facebook case
Showing of objectionable content by social networking sites and websites like Facebook and Google affects religious sentiments of crores of Indians, Delhi Police Tuesday told the Delhi High Court.
-
Arguments heard in Google, Facebook case
Showing of objectionable content by social networking sites and websites like Facebook and Google affects religious sentiments of crores of Indians, Delhi Police Tuesday told the Delhi High Court.
-
Google's arguments in court provoke sharp remarks from judge
Google and Facebook argued in the Delhi High Court today that there is no way for them to screen content before it is posted online. Both companies are among 21 whose executives have been summoned to appear in person in a lower court on March 13 for allegedly hosting obscene and objectionable content.
