Influence Archive
Archives for July 2018
Facebook says it doesn’t know who is behind the campaigns, but Russia seems like a good guess.
Is Tesla succeeding in its transition to becoming a mass-market automaker? Elon Musk may have a lot to say, but the data will say more.
The social communications company’s stock tanked on negative user growth, but CEO Jack Dorsey think efforts to clean up the service will pay off down the line.
The social company is trying to clean up its act, but how much is it spending and will it cost Twitter any users?
Facebook added 22 million new daily users last quarter, its smallest quarterly jump since at least 2011.
The social network’s last 18 months have been a waking nightmare. Wall Street doesn’t care.
The social messaging service has been blamed for its role in spreading dangerous and inaccurate information.
The Facebook founder has attracted controversy for how the social network deals with content that is offensive to many, such as Holocaust denying.
“And they do not share the values that we have.”
Facebook prefers to slow the spread of conspiracy theories. That’s better than outright banning them, said the social media kingpin.
No, Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t plan to fire himself.
Zuckerberg talks about everything from China to Infowars to whether he should be fired over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
The high-profile venture capital firm has elevated Connie Chan to general partner — and scrapped a rule that the firm candidly admits was outdated.
Match owns several of the world’s biggest dating sites and apps — including Tinder, Match.com and OKCupid — but now has to think of Facebook as a competitor.