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'Facebook Jail' Rules Relaxed, Users Will Be Told What They Did Wrong
Meta added that the old rules will apply to violations such as terrorism, child exploitation, etc and offenders will face immediate restrictions.
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Rupert Murdoch Takes Another Swing At Google, Facebook, Seeks Reforms
Rupert Murdoch renewed his attacks on Google and Facebook during News Corp's annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday, accusing the tech giants of trying to silence conservative voices and calling for "significant reform."
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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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White House Says Reforms Should Happen Given Concerns About Facebook
The White House said more needs to be done and reforms should happen given privacy and trust concerns raised about Facebook Inc.
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If Facebook Is the Problem, Is a Social Media Regulator the Fix? Whistleblower Says Yes
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen told Congress that one option for making social media less harmful would be to create a dedicated regulatory agency to oversee companies like Facebook, and could have former tech workers on staff.
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Big Tech Regulation: US Lawmakers in Marathon Debate Over Bills, Reform of Antitrust Laws
US lawmakers debated into the night Wednesday over details of legislation aimed at curbing the power of Big Tech firms with a sweeping reform of antitrust laws.
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'Immunity From Liability If...': Mark Zuckerberg Before Facing Congress
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg laid out steps to reform a key internet law on Wednesday, saying that companies should have immunity from liability only if they follow best practices for removing damaging material from their platforms.
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Facebook, Google CEOs Suggest Ways to Reform Section 230 of Communications Decency Act
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out steps to reform a key Internet law saying that companies should have immunity from liability only if they follow best practices for removing damaging material from their platforms.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs Defend Election Misinformation Rules at Heated US Congress Hearing
Facebook and Twitter defended their handling of US election misinformation at a heated congressional hearing where one key senator assailed the social media platforms for being the "ultimate editor" of political news.
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Big Tech Report: US Lawmakers Detail Market Abuses and Press for Strict Reform
A US House of Representatives panel looking into abuses of market power by four big technology companies found they used "killer acquisitions" to smite rivals, charged exorbitant fees and forced small businesses into "oppressive" contracts in the name of profit.
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US Justice Department Proposes Changes to Internet Platforms' Immunity
US President Donald Trump met with nine Republican state attorneys general on Wednesday to discuss the fate of a legal immunity for internet companies after the Justice Department unveiled a legislative proposal aimed at reforming the same law.
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Recruitment and Reform -- Tackling Racism in US Tech Sector
All of a sudden, every tech company wants a diversity consultant. "My phone has been ringing off the hook," says Kevin Nichols, founder of The Social Engineering Project, a Stanford University venture that promotes equality in the tech sector.
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UK Regulator Urges Reforms to Curb Google, Facebook Ad Power
British regulators want new rules to foster competition in digital advertising markets and rein in the industry's dominant players, Google and Facebook.
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"Moving To Merit-Based System": US As Trump Temporarily Suspends H-1B Visa
US President Donald Trump has directed his administration to "reform" the H-1B visa system and move in the direction of merit-based immigration, White House officials have said.
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Mark Zuckerberg Wants 'New Framework' for Digital Tax in OECD Countries
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Friday backed moves by the OECD group of free-market economies to reform the way online giants are taxed worldwide, even if that means companies like his own paying more to national governments.
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'Facebook Jail' Rules Relaxed, Users Will Be Told What They Did Wrong
Meta added that the old rules will apply to violations such as terrorism, child exploitation, etc and offenders will face immediate restrictions.
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Rupert Murdoch Takes Another Swing At Google, Facebook, Seeks Reforms
Rupert Murdoch renewed his attacks on Google and Facebook during News Corp's annual shareholder meeting on Wednesday, accusing the tech giants of trying to silence conservative voices and calling for "significant reform."
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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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White House Says Reforms Should Happen Given Concerns About Facebook
The White House said more needs to be done and reforms should happen given privacy and trust concerns raised about Facebook Inc.
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If Facebook Is the Problem, Is a Social Media Regulator the Fix? Whistleblower Says Yes
Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen told Congress that one option for making social media less harmful would be to create a dedicated regulatory agency to oversee companies like Facebook, and could have former tech workers on staff.
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Big Tech Regulation: US Lawmakers in Marathon Debate Over Bills, Reform of Antitrust Laws
US lawmakers debated into the night Wednesday over details of legislation aimed at curbing the power of Big Tech firms with a sweeping reform of antitrust laws.
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'Immunity From Liability If...': Mark Zuckerberg Before Facing Congress
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg laid out steps to reform a key internet law on Wednesday, saying that companies should have immunity from liability only if they follow best practices for removing damaging material from their platforms.
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Facebook, Google CEOs Suggest Ways to Reform Section 230 of Communications Decency Act
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid out steps to reform a key Internet law saying that companies should have immunity from liability only if they follow best practices for removing damaging material from their platforms.
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Facebook, Twitter CEOs Defend Election Misinformation Rules at Heated US Congress Hearing
Facebook and Twitter defended their handling of US election misinformation at a heated congressional hearing where one key senator assailed the social media platforms for being the "ultimate editor" of political news.
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Big Tech Report: US Lawmakers Detail Market Abuses and Press for Strict Reform
A US House of Representatives panel looking into abuses of market power by four big technology companies found they used "killer acquisitions" to smite rivals, charged exorbitant fees and forced small businesses into "oppressive" contracts in the name of profit.
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US Justice Department Proposes Changes to Internet Platforms' Immunity
US President Donald Trump met with nine Republican state attorneys general on Wednesday to discuss the fate of a legal immunity for internet companies after the Justice Department unveiled a legislative proposal aimed at reforming the same law.
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Recruitment and Reform -- Tackling Racism in US Tech Sector
All of a sudden, every tech company wants a diversity consultant. "My phone has been ringing off the hook," says Kevin Nichols, founder of The Social Engineering Project, a Stanford University venture that promotes equality in the tech sector.
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UK Regulator Urges Reforms to Curb Google, Facebook Ad Power
British regulators want new rules to foster competition in digital advertising markets and rein in the industry's dominant players, Google and Facebook.
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"Moving To Merit-Based System": US As Trump Temporarily Suspends H-1B Visa
US President Donald Trump has directed his administration to "reform" the H-1B visa system and move in the direction of merit-based immigration, White House officials have said.
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Mark Zuckerberg Wants 'New Framework' for Digital Tax in OECD Countries
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Friday backed moves by the OECD group of free-market economies to reform the way online giants are taxed worldwide, even if that means companies like his own paying more to national governments.
