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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Asked by US Senator to Retain Documents Linked to Whistleblower Testimony
US Senate Commerce Committee Chair Maria Cantwell called on Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to preserve all documents related to a testimony last week from company whistleblower Frances Haugen.
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US Senator Asks Mark Zuckerberg To Retain Documents Linked To Testimony
Senate Commerce Committee Chair Maria Cantwell on Tuesday called on Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to preserve all documents related to a testimony last week from company whistleblower Frances Haugen.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs to Defend Key Law in Front of US Senate Panel
Chief executives of Twitter, Facebook, and Alphabet’s Google will tell US lawmakers at a hearing on Wednesday that a federal law protecting internet companies is crucial to free expression on the internet, according to written testimonies from the companies seen by Reuters.
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Antitrust Hearing Online Moments: Jeff Bezos' Snack, Room Ratings, and 'The Net'
Chief executives of four Big Tech firms — including Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Google’s Sundar Pichai and Apple's Tim Cook — gave virtual testimony before the US House Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel. Online viewers took to social media to ridicule several moments from the inquiry.
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Zuckerberg Goes Off-Script, Blasts Apple, Google In Anti-Trust Hearing
During today's testimony before a Congressional antitrust panel, Mark Zuckerberg went off-script a little bit -- at least the script we expected -- pointing out how Facebook Inc. lags behind a number of competitors, including Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc.
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Big Tech CEOs Ready Defences for US Congress Hearing Into Their Growing Power
The chief executives of four of the largest US tech companies plan to deflect criticism next week in a Congressional hearing into their use of market power to hurt rivals by saying they themselves face competition and by debunking claims they are so dominant.
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Facebook Clarifies Zuckerberg Remarks on False Political Ads
Facebook's policy is similar to those at other big tech companies that have declined to remove false ads, reflecting a reluctance to police political content on their platforms.
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Mark Zuckerberg To Meet US Senators Months After His Testimony
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg was expected in Washington Thursday for private talks with policymakers as the leading social network faces a myriad of regulatory and legal issues.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Apologises at EU Grilling Over His 'Digital Monster'
After short opening remarks, Zuckerberg listened to all the questions first, and then responded to them all at once.
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Facebook Is Said to Research Ad-Free Subscription-Based Version
Facebook is said have been conducting market research in recent weeks to determine whether an ad-free version paid by subscriptions would spur more people to join.
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Testify On Facebook Data Breach, UK Lawmakers To Mark Zuckerberg
British parliamentarians said they were prepared to issue formal summons for Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to appear before them and answer questions over a data scandal which has engulfed the technology giant.
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Facebook Knows a Ton About Your Health. Now It Wants to Profit From That.
Zuckerberg's testimony about the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal alerted users about what personal data Facebook routinely collects and shares with third-party apps.
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The Gigantic Sum Facebook Pays For Mark Zuckerberg's Personal Security
At the end of a critical week for Facebook, one that included more than 10 hours of testimony on Capitol Hill by CEO Mark Zuckerberg about issues such as user privacy and data security, the company disclosed what it spent on a different kind of security: Its CEO's
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Zuckerberg's Testimony Is Over, but Scrutiny Is Just Ramping Up
For 14 years, Mark Zuckerberg was free to use any means he could imagine to build his social network into an Internet and advertising colossus with tens of billions of dollars in revenue. Now Congress is waking up to what that freedom meant for Facebook users.
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AI Will Solve Facebook's Most Vexing Problems, Zuckerberg Says. Just Don't Ask When or How
Artificial intelligence will solve Facebook's most vexing problems, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg insists. He just can't say when, or how.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Asked by US Senator to Retain Documents Linked to Whistleblower Testimony
US Senate Commerce Committee Chair Maria Cantwell called on Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to preserve all documents related to a testimony last week from company whistleblower Frances Haugen.
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US Senator Asks Mark Zuckerberg To Retain Documents Linked To Testimony
Senate Commerce Committee Chair Maria Cantwell on Tuesday called on Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to preserve all documents related to a testimony last week from company whistleblower Frances Haugen.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs to Defend Key Law in Front of US Senate Panel
Chief executives of Twitter, Facebook, and Alphabet’s Google will tell US lawmakers at a hearing on Wednesday that a federal law protecting internet companies is crucial to free expression on the internet, according to written testimonies from the companies seen by Reuters.
-
Antitrust Hearing Online Moments: Jeff Bezos' Snack, Room Ratings, and 'The Net'
Chief executives of four Big Tech firms — including Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Google’s Sundar Pichai and Apple's Tim Cook — gave virtual testimony before the US House Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel. Online viewers took to social media to ridicule several moments from the inquiry.
-
Zuckerberg Goes Off-Script, Blasts Apple, Google In Anti-Trust Hearing
During today's testimony before a Congressional antitrust panel, Mark Zuckerberg went off-script a little bit -- at least the script we expected -- pointing out how Facebook Inc. lags behind a number of competitors, including Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and Apple Inc.
-
Big Tech CEOs Ready Defences for US Congress Hearing Into Their Growing Power
The chief executives of four of the largest US tech companies plan to deflect criticism next week in a Congressional hearing into their use of market power to hurt rivals by saying they themselves face competition and by debunking claims they are so dominant.
-
Facebook Clarifies Zuckerberg Remarks on False Political Ads
Facebook's policy is similar to those at other big tech companies that have declined to remove false ads, reflecting a reluctance to police political content on their platforms.
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Mark Zuckerberg To Meet US Senators Months After His Testimony
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg was expected in Washington Thursday for private talks with policymakers as the leading social network faces a myriad of regulatory and legal issues.
-
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Apologises at EU Grilling Over His 'Digital Monster'
After short opening remarks, Zuckerberg listened to all the questions first, and then responded to them all at once.
-
Facebook Is Said to Research Ad-Free Subscription-Based Version
Facebook is said have been conducting market research in recent weeks to determine whether an ad-free version paid by subscriptions would spur more people to join.
-
Testify On Facebook Data Breach, UK Lawmakers To Mark Zuckerberg
British parliamentarians said they were prepared to issue formal summons for Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg to appear before them and answer questions over a data scandal which has engulfed the technology giant.
-
Facebook Knows a Ton About Your Health. Now It Wants to Profit From That.
Zuckerberg's testimony about the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica scandal alerted users about what personal data Facebook routinely collects and shares with third-party apps.
-
The Gigantic Sum Facebook Pays For Mark Zuckerberg's Personal Security
At the end of a critical week for Facebook, one that included more than 10 hours of testimony on Capitol Hill by CEO Mark Zuckerberg about issues such as user privacy and data security, the company disclosed what it spent on a different kind of security: Its CEO's
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Zuckerberg's Testimony Is Over, but Scrutiny Is Just Ramping Up
For 14 years, Mark Zuckerberg was free to use any means he could imagine to build his social network into an Internet and advertising colossus with tens of billions of dollars in revenue. Now Congress is waking up to what that freedom meant for Facebook users.
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AI Will Solve Facebook's Most Vexing Problems, Zuckerberg Says. Just Don't Ask When or How
Artificial intelligence will solve Facebook's most vexing problems, chief executive Mark Zuckerberg insists. He just can't say when, or how.
