Facebook has promised to use artificial intelligence to stop suggesting users invite their dead friends to parties.
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Facebook is asking to be regulated but wants to choose how
Like climate change and the financial system, the answer to this question is both yes, and no.
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Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook may pay publishers to put their stuff in a dedicated news section
More than a year after announcing that Facebook would feature less news, Mark Zuckerberg says he has a new idea: He wants to create a new section of his social network that would be devoted to “high quality news”, and may pay publishers that share their stuff there.
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Why Am I Seeing This? We Have an Answer for You
News Feed is always personalized to you — and starting today you’ll have even more information and control over your experience.
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A Note From Mark Zuckerberg
Today Mark Zuckerberg shared the following post with employees. Hey everyone — I want to share some important updates as we organize our company to build out the privacy-focused social platform I discussed in my note last week.
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Inside Facebook’s ‘cult-like’ workplace, where dissent is discouraged and employees pretend to be happy all the time
At a company-wide town hall in early October, numerous Facebook employees got in line to speak about their experiences with sexual harassment.
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Facebook launches collaborative Stories for Groups and Events
Facebook is combining its Snapchat Stories clone with features Snapchat can’t match in a bid to boost usage. Starting today, users of Facebook Groups and Events will be able to contribute to a Facebook Story visible to the rest of the members and moderated by the admins.
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Update on Our Advertising Transparency and Authenticity Efforts
When it comes to advertising on Facebook, people should be able to tell who the advertiser is and see the ads they’re running, especially for political ads. That level of transparency is good for democracy and it’s good for the electoral process.
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Facebook Figured Out My Family Secrets, And It Won’t Tell Me How
Rebecca Porter and I were strangers, as far as I knew. Facebook, however, thought we might be connected. Her name popped up this summer on my list of “People You May Know,” the social network’s roster of potential new online friends for me.
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