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Tech billionaire helps Facebook whistleblower
Omidyar’s global philanthropic organization Luminate manages Haugen’s press and government relations in Europe, and his foundation last year donated $ 150,000 to Whistleblower Aid, ... -
Facebook admits letting users share information about human trafficking
Facebook admitted to allowing users “to share information about how to enter a country illegally or to request information on how to be smuggled,” ... -
Estates Judge Suspended for Second Time for Facebook Posts | South Carolina News
WALHALLA, SC (AP) – The South Carolina Supreme Court has suspended the Oconee County probate judge for 18 months for breaking court rules for ... -
Controversy creates buying opportunity, analyst says
This is not the first time that the discussion forums have recently been covered with negative Facebook (FB) titles. Whistleblower Frances Haugen has shone ... -
Facebook adopts new policies to tackle harassment of public figures
Facebook said the policy was created to prevent coordinated mass attacks against public figures. New content violations such as “serious sexual content” have been ... -
Facebook Launches New Video Ad Series Calling for Better Regulations for Social Media
Amid ongoing discussions about Facebook’s approach to content moderation and amplification through its platforms, The Social Network today launched two new ads that call ... -
Facebook Tackles Illegal Sales of Amazon Rainforest Land on Its Platform | Smart News
Facebook’s move comes as threats to the Brazilian Amazon from logging and land clearing appear to be growing. Luoman / Getty Images Last week, ... -
“Blood on the hands”: a new whistleblower on Facebook emerges
By Donie O’Sullivan, CNN Business Sophie Zhang, who said she had “blood on her hands” after working for Facebook, is ready to testify in ... -
Facebook Whistleblower Fallout urges employees to calm down
Executives also distributed a talking points list, a copy of which was obtained by The Times, so workers would know what to say if ... -
Largest Hispanic Civil Rights Organization Breaks Facebook Ties
UnidosUS, Latin America’s largest civil rights and civil rights organization, cut ties with Facebook after a former employee of the social media company disclosed ...
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