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Facebook May See US Antitrust Charges as Soon as November: Report
Facebook may face US antitrust charges as soon as November, the Washington Post reported on Friday, citing four people familiar with the matter.
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Facebook Rebuffs US Justice Department Request to Abandon Plans to Encrypt Chats
Facebook has rebuffed a request from US Attorney General William Barr that it halt its plan to deploy strong encryption across its messaging apps.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Social Network Writer Aaron Sorkin Argue Publicly
Sorkin accused the Zuckerberg of "assaulting truth" and hiding behind the guise of protecting free speech by refusing to remove false political advertisements.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Agrees to Testify on October 23 Before US Congress on Libra
Zuckerberg will be the sole witness at the hearing, according to a news release.
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"No One Deserves That Much": Mark Zuckerberg Defends Being Billionaire
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the fifth richest person in the world, both questioned and defended the existence of billionaires like himself during a live-streamed company town hall on Thursday.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Defends Being a Billionaire, Encryption in Live Q&A
The hour-long session touched on topics ranging from the impact of end-to-end encryption and cracking down on child exploitation.
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Facebook CEO Zuckerberg Meets Trump, Seeks to Mend Fences in Washington
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg met with President Donald Trump on Thursday during a fence-mending visit to Washington.
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At Facebook's "Supreme Court", Users Can Challenge Company Decisions
Facebook on Tuesday unveiled its blueprint for an independent oversight board to review the company's decisions about the posts, photos and videos it takes down or leaves online, responding to a wave of criticism that inconsistent policies have undermined the platform.
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For Facebook's Zuckerberg, FTC Settlement Could Bring a New Era of Accountability
A wide-ranging federal investigation into Facebook for its privacy missteps concluded Wednesday with a settlement that threatens to saddle the tech giant's powerful chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, with sustained Washington scrutiny for the next two decades.
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Facebook Says Private Groups Are Its Future, Some Are Hubs for Misinformation and Hate
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has long touted membership in private, "meaningful" communities as central to the future of the social network.
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Top AI Researchers Race to Detect 'Deepfake' Videos: 'We Are Outgunned'
Top artificial-intelligence researchers across the US are racing to defuse an extraordinary political weapon: computer-generated fake videos.
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Activists Turn to Facebook Shareholders in Long-Shot Bid to Oust Zuckerberg
Activists angry with Facebook are taking their complaints to the next level: Shareholders.
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Here's Why Instagram Is Going to Hide Your 'Likes'
Instagram will test hiding the number of "likes" that photos and videos receive to rein in competitive tendencies.
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Facebook Is Getting a Facelift, but Zuckerberg Is Still Debating the Rest
Zuckerberg is only starting to craft answers for what the future will look like for the social media giant.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Should Be Liable for Privacy Missteps, Top US Lawmaker Says
US federal regulators should hold Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg "individually liable for the company's repeated violations of Americans' privacy," Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden said Tuesday.
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Facebook May See US Antitrust Charges as Soon as November: Report
Facebook may face US antitrust charges as soon as November, the Washington Post reported on Friday, citing four people familiar with the matter.
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Facebook Rebuffs US Justice Department Request to Abandon Plans to Encrypt Chats
Facebook has rebuffed a request from US Attorney General William Barr that it halt its plan to deploy strong encryption across its messaging apps.
-
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Social Network Writer Aaron Sorkin Argue Publicly
Sorkin accused the Zuckerberg of "assaulting truth" and hiding behind the guise of protecting free speech by refusing to remove false political advertisements.
-
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Agrees to Testify on October 23 Before US Congress on Libra
Zuckerberg will be the sole witness at the hearing, according to a news release.
-
"No One Deserves That Much": Mark Zuckerberg Defends Being Billionaire
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the fifth richest person in the world, both questioned and defended the existence of billionaires like himself during a live-streamed company town hall on Thursday.
-
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Defends Being a Billionaire, Encryption in Live Q&A
The hour-long session touched on topics ranging from the impact of end-to-end encryption and cracking down on child exploitation.
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Facebook CEO Zuckerberg Meets Trump, Seeks to Mend Fences in Washington
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg met with President Donald Trump on Thursday during a fence-mending visit to Washington.
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At Facebook's "Supreme Court", Users Can Challenge Company Decisions
Facebook on Tuesday unveiled its blueprint for an independent oversight board to review the company's decisions about the posts, photos and videos it takes down or leaves online, responding to a wave of criticism that inconsistent policies have undermined the platform.
-
For Facebook's Zuckerberg, FTC Settlement Could Bring a New Era of Accountability
A wide-ranging federal investigation into Facebook for its privacy missteps concluded Wednesday with a settlement that threatens to saddle the tech giant's powerful chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, with sustained Washington scrutiny for the next two decades.
-
Facebook Says Private Groups Are Its Future, Some Are Hubs for Misinformation and Hate
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has long touted membership in private, "meaningful" communities as central to the future of the social network.
-
Top AI Researchers Race to Detect 'Deepfake' Videos: 'We Are Outgunned'
Top artificial-intelligence researchers across the US are racing to defuse an extraordinary political weapon: computer-generated fake videos.
-
Activists Turn to Facebook Shareholders in Long-Shot Bid to Oust Zuckerberg
Activists angry with Facebook are taking their complaints to the next level: Shareholders.
-
Here's Why Instagram Is Going to Hide Your 'Likes'
Instagram will test hiding the number of "likes" that photos and videos receive to rein in competitive tendencies.
-
Facebook Is Getting a Facelift, but Zuckerberg Is Still Debating the Rest
Zuckerberg is only starting to craft answers for what the future will look like for the social media giant.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Should Be Liable for Privacy Missteps, Top US Lawmaker Says
US federal regulators should hold Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg "individually liable for the company's repeated violations of Americans' privacy," Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden said Tuesday.
