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Once again, there is no 'anti-conservative' bias on social media
It's called "working the refs."
By Rachel Kraus
Antitrust hearing with Tim Cook, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sundar Pichai set for July 29
Monday morning won't be as stressful for Big Tech's CEOs. They now have two extra days to relax.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook will let you host livestreams from Messenger Rooms
If you've ever wanted to broadcast a video call, Facebook is making it easy.
By Alex Perry
Stephen Colbert cheerfully roasts Taco Bell and Mark Zuckerberg's sunscreen photo
"If you order one of these items every day starting tomorrow, you still have time to be dead before they're gone."
Anti-mask Facebook group suspended for spreading coronavirus misinformation
One less hive of misinformation.
By Amanda Yeo
Disney has reportedly joined the Facebook ad boycott
It's worth noting that Disney is believed to be Facebook's top ad buyer of 2020 so far.
Zuckerberg criticizes Trump coronavirus response as Facebook struggles to contain its own misinformation virus
Zuck wants to have it both ways.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook's TikTok rip-off launches new privacy concerns this August
Get excited for Reels, the TikTok clone coming to U.S. Instagram users next month.
By Jack Morse
Google, Facebook, other big tech companies back lawsuit against ICE
International students just got some powerful allies.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook built an acrobatic robot to install fiber-optic cable on power lines
Has Facebook Connectivity finally found its sweet spot?
By Rachel Kraus
The last-minute Facebook political ad ban could end up suppressing votes
Democrats are worried.
By Rachel Kraus
Spotify, Viber, and other services are down for many users
At least eight major online services appear to be affected.
Facebook takes down network linked to Roger Stone, Proud Boys for ‘inauthentic behavior’
Stone also lost his Instagram account.
By Matt Binder
Facebook’s own audit scorches the company for 'significant setbacks for civil rights'
The audit calls the company's decisions "vexing" and "heartbreaking" in a scathing report.
By Matt Binder
Facebook criticized for toothless 'PR exercise' following ad boycott
Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg met with the leaders of an advertising boycott. It did not go well.
By Jack Morse
Twitter and Facebook tell Hong Kong authorities to get bent (for now)
Both Facebook and Twitter have stopped responding to Hong Kong law enforcement's requests for user data following the passage of a new security law.
By Jack Morse
Instagram and WhatsApp are tainted by Facebook's BS. Delete them.
Delete Facebook. Delete Instagram. Delete WhatsApp.
By Jack Morse
Facebook admits to improperly giving user data to third-party developers, again
No, you're not having déjà vu.
By Jack Morse
Facebook is shutting down Hobbi, the Pinterest competitor almost nobody used
Alas poor Hobbi, I didn't know him at all.
By Amanda Yeo
Facebook bans far right ‘Boogaloo’ accounts from its platform
Hundreds of accounts were removed.
By Matt Binder
Facebook used Delta to woo advertisers, but now the airline is boycotting the company, too
Nestlé, however, said it will keep advertising on the social network for now.
By Matt Binder
Facebook reveals the future of VR headsets, and it's more 'CSI Miami' than 'Tron'
You'll be the coolest cat in the virtual jazz bar.
By Amanda Yeo
Here are the (many) companies pulling their ads from Facebook
Hitting Facebook where it hurts: its income stream.
By Tim Marcin and Rachel Kraus
