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The longtime exec has been criticized recently for the social networking giant’s rocky responses to a series of controversies.
Snap is launching APIs, but won’t share much user data with developers.
When you run a startup, “it feels like everything is about to break,” co-founder Lieber says.
On Mark Zuckerberg’s Congressional hearings: “I thought, ‘Oh God, they’re going to leap to it.’ Then I was saying, ‘Oh my God. This is an embarrassment.’”
Recode’s Kara Swisher, Peter Kafka and Dan Frommer interview executives from Facebook, Snapchat, Uber, Airbnb and Spotify.
A software bug messed with privacy settings for 14 million users, so here’s what you need to know.
A new software bug is Facebook’s latest self-inflicted privacy headache.
“To this day, we still don’t actually know what data Cambridge Analytica had.”
And now we’re seeing why that was a problem.
Instant Articles and live videos didn’t stick. What about made-for-Facebook news shows?
Apple wants to stop tech companies — like Facebook — from collecting user browsing data without their permission.
Instagram gave Facebook unfair reach, Thompson argues.
The company has been getting complaints from users who miss the old, reverse-chronological timeline.
Trending was a PR headache, too.
Who’s growing up — and who’s lagging behind — was a recurring question this week at the Code Conference.