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Facebook turned over those 3,000 ads to congressional investigators earlier today.
Facebook is in the midst of an advertising crisis.
Facebook will hand over approximately 3,000 ads to three different congressional committees.
His Yom Kippur message seems to be another reaction to Facebook’s role in the Russia scandal.
Google is also set to meet with congressional investigators in the coming weeks.
The comments from Sen. Mark Warner could create new political headaches for the tech giant.
The company met with House and Senate investigators who are probing Russian interference in the 2016 election.
The new study, from researchers at Oxford, comes as Twitter prepares to brief Congress.
Zuckerberg took to Facebook to respond to Trump’s assertion that Facebook is “anti-Trump.”
The Senate Intelligence Committee will hold its hearing in November; House lawmakers will aim for October
And Rep. Lamar Smith is asking Alphabet, Facebook and Twitter to turn over information.
The attack comes as Trump takes aim again at reporters.
The Kremlin-sourced ads played on both sides of issues like Black Lives Matter.
His comments come as federal investigators continue to probe precisely that.
Zuckerberg went live on his Facebook page on Thursday to share the company’s plans.
Twitter is briefing Senate lawmakers next week about the use of bots, Sen. Mark Warner has said.
The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee also called out President Donald Trump for “juvenile” retweeting.
Sen. Mark Warner says lawmakers are discussing the need for a public hearing.