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Sandberg is worried about how #MeToo could hold women back.
This time, Facebook execs want to talk about the Trump campaign’s 2016 ad spend. Confused? We explain.
He wants them to “have to have a conversation about their business model.”
Curling and U.S. snowboarder Shaun White were popular Olympics topics on Facebook — we just don’t know how popular.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar sounded off on social media and bots on “Meet the Press.”
The harassment of the teens who spoke up after the Parkland massacre is a black-and-white case study of the impotence of today’s social media giants.
Social media has been a dark place since 17 people were killed last week.
“Leave your phone in another room” is a popular anti-addiction strategy.
Bots. Conspiracy theories. Bullying. We’re seeing it all.
There are plenty of links between the Trump campaign and the Russians. But the Mueller indictments and a Facebook exec’s commentary may be deflating this particular theory.
Adam Mosseri and Campbell Brown onstage from Code Media.
It was part of a test to determine whether the “troll” could speak English like an American.
Social platforms are an effective tool for marketers — and nation states that want to disrupt an election.
“The Fake News Media never fails,” Trump added.
Poke’s failure was a huge turning point for Snapchat.