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Facebook to end ban on political ads in United States
Facebook Inc will lift its temporary ban on political advertising in the United States on Thursday, the company said in a blog post on Wednesday.
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Facebook Is Considering Facial Recognition For Its Upcoming Smart Glasses
Facebook Vice President Andrew Bosworth told employees that the company is evaluating the legal and privacy issues around facial recognition for its upcoming wearable gadget.
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Why Is Facebook Launching An All-Out War On Apple's Upcoming iPhone Update?
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Apple's Tim Cook are fighting over iPhone privacy rules. At stake is the future of how iPhone user data is used by data brokers and advertisers.
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News Corp Bargaining Code
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Social Media Sites Must Remove Content in 36 Hours of Order, Says Govt in Draft Digital, OTT Platform Rules
The central government has finalized the rules to regulate internet-based businesses and organizations - social media companies, OTT streaming services, and digital news outlets, among others - as it plans to introduce a sea change in legislation to assert more control over powerful Big Tech firms.
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Facebook says it will pay news industry $1 billion over 3 years
The pledge comes as Australia passes a new media law designed to make tech giants pay for news.
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Facebook brings back news after Australian government amends upcoming law
Facebook will restore news content to its platform in Australia after the government agreed to amend its proposed News Media Bargaining Code. In an update posted today, Facebook’s William Easton, managing director of Australia and New Zealand, said that the company is “satisfied that the Australian government has agreed to a number of changes and guarantees that address our core concerns.” News content will return to the platform “in the coming days,” Easton said.
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Facebook reverses ban on news pages in Australia
Facebook will reverse a decision to block access to news content, Australia's government says.
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Australian News Sites Shocked & Upset To Learn They Don't Need To Rely On Facebook For Traffic!
I am still perplexed and confounded at how many people seem to think that Facebook is the one at fault for blocking links to news in Australia. Again, the law (that was about to be approved by the Australian Parliament despite Facebook warning them...
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Facebook restricts Australians' access to news
Australians are being blocked from accessing news in their Facebook feeds, in a dramatic escalation of the social media giant's stand-off with the federal government.
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WSJ: Zuckerberg tells staff to ‘inflict pain’ on Apple as privacy battle intensifies - 9to5Mac
As the battle between Facebook and Apple intensifies, The Wall Street Journal is out with a new report this morning detailing Facebook’s anger at Apple. The report explains that one of the turning points in the battle was an interview Tim Cook did in 2018 amid Facebook’s Cambridge Analytics scandal.
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Facebook moderators 'told not to discuss working conditions'
Facebook has been accused of using nondisclosure agreements to try to build a “wall of secrecy” and prevent its moderators from discussing working conditions with Leo Varadkar, the Irish tánaiste (deputy PM).
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'We Need to Inflict Pain': Mark Zuckerberg's War on Apple
But "In private, Mr. Zuckerberg was even harsher. 'We need to inflict pain,' he told his team, for treating the company so poorly, according to people familiar with the exchange."
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Inside the Making of Facebook’s Supreme Court
On a morning in May, 2019, forty-three lawyers, academics, and media experts gathered in the windowless basement of the NoMad New York hotel for a private meeting. The room was laid out a bit like a technologist’s wedding, with a nametag and an iPad at each seat, and large succulents as centerpieces. There were also party favors: Facebook-branded notebooks and pens.
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Facebook Is Said to Be Building a Product to Compete With Clubhouse
The social network, which has a history of cloning its competitors, has started working on an audio chat product.
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Facebook vs. Apple: Here's what you need to know about their privacy feud
A coming update to Apple's iOS will let you opt out of app tracking. Facebook isn't a fan.
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Our corporate cops allowed Facebook to grow big by worrying about the wrong thing
What made Facebook grow big wasn't what its targets would have been without it, it was what they were able to do with it.
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Facebook will now take down posts claiming vaccines cause autism
Claims that vaccines are ineffective will also be removed.
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Facebook hates Apple's new privacy feature — here's how App Tracking Transparency works
Here's why Facebook hates Apple's new privacy feature, and why it might sue the iPhone maker.
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Apple versus Facebook on ad-tracking: Harvard sides with Apple
We’ve seen an increasingly heated Apple versus Facebook battle over the upcoming App Tracking Transparency feature, which will require apps to seek permission to capture data that can be used to deliver personalized ads. Facebook has claimed that the change will hurt small businesses by making their ads much less effective. But a piece in the Harvard Business Review says that this is misleading...
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