Topic: Facebook (page 17)

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Trump abandons America's digital privacy

Sam Natapoff
(AP)

Cruz defends Jones

Taylor Link
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (Getty/Chip Somodevilla)

Facebook eats dirt and we like it. Why?

Max Cea
Alex Jones; Infowars (YouTube/The Alex Jones Channel)

Facebook suspends Alex Jones for 30 days

Rachel Leah
Alex Jones on his YouTube Channel (YouTube/The Alex Jones Channel)

YouTube takes down four InfoWars videos

Nicole Karlis
A facebook political ad from 2016 (democrats-intelligence.house.gov)

A dubious solution to misinformation

Nicole Karlis
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Facebook's right-wing meme machine

Natalie Martinez - Media Matters
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Conservative censorship on FB, debunked

Melissa Ryan - Media Matters

Learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and more

Salon Marketplace
Mark Zuckerberg (Getty/Gerard Julien)

Zuck's problem is liberalism's problem

Keith A. Spencer
Alex Jones (YouTube/The Alex Jones Channel)

Facebook won’t remove Infowars

Nicole Karlis
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Russian bots: Back for more in 2018

Bob Cesca
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Silicon Valley robs family of fellowship

Stan Herman

Learn the ins & outs of Facebook ads

Salon Marketplace
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Facebook’s screening nabs news sites

Jeremy B. Merrill, Ariana Tobin - ProPublica
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Facebook's censorship fail

Rachel Leah
Ken Auletta (Penguin Random House)

Ken Auletta on what matters in media now

Jordan Hoffner
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Privacy choices for U.S. internet users?

John Rothchild - The Conversation

Take your insta game to the next level

Salon Marketplace
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Facebook quibbles with the WSJ

Taylor Link
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Desperate, retail turns to big data

Angelo Young
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Age discrimination lawsuit for Facebook

Peter Gosselin - ProPublica
FILE - In this Friday, March 15, 2013, file photo, a Facebook employee walks past a sign at Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif. Despite loudly touted efforts, the tech industry is making very little progress in diversifying its workforce, especially in technical and leadership positions. In 2014, 2 percent of Googlers were black and 3 percent were Hispanic, numbers that haven’t changed since. The picture is similar at Facebook and Twitter. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) (AP)

Silicon Valley, the new rust belt?

Grant Bollmer - The Conversation
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How possums became the internet's mascot

Deidre Olsen
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