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Archives for April 2018
Facebook is going to put more pre-roll video ads in more places.
There’s little you can do about it.
The EU’s data privacy rules — the GDPR — kick in on May 25. Since the U.S. Congress is unlikely to act, the EU rules will become the prevailing standard.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg spent 10 hours over two days getting gently grilled by lawmakers, and we were there.
Also, why Hastings considers Netflix to be “the anti-Apple.”
“I can’t call these things social networks anymore — I call them behavior modification empires.”
Facebook knows a lot about you. But not because they are listening in.
Why are you seeing that ad? Because this is what Facebook thinks you like.
What difference does 10 hours of testifying makes? About 5 percent.
Recode’s Kurt Wagner and The Verge’s Casey Newton recap what happened when Mr. Zuckerberg went to Washington.
Teddy takes the Spotify questions while Kurt tackles the Facebook stuff.
Mark Zuckerberg’s former pollster has the data to prove it.
Zuckerberg survived Washington but what is Washington going to do about Facebook?
Most people would take the ads.
He was in the Washington hot seat to explain to lawmakers how Facebook collects and handles its users’ personal information.