, Facebook faces global ad cuts as Stop Hate for Profit intensifies pressure
The “Stop Hate for Profit campaign”, which has persuaded major 160 U.S. brands to cut ads from social media platforms such as Facebook are …
, Facebook, Twitter shares suffer as Unilever, Coca Cola withdraw ads
Shares of Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc. dropped on the bourses after Unilever, the Netherlands-based consumer corporate joined a slew of companies that have …
, Return of the prodigal: Chris Cox rejoins Facebook as chief production officer
Chris Cox, the chief production officer of Facebook, who resigned a year ago over differences with his boss, Mark Zuckerberg’s style of handling the company, has joined …
, Facebook Content Moderation Inadequate and Ignores Mental Health of Moderators, Says Report
A new report by the New York University Stern Center for Business and Human Rights explores the consequences of outsourcing content moderation to third …
, Facebook Acquires Giphy for $400 Million
Facebook has bought Giphy, the company that makes animated gifs that are used on social media chats, for $400 million. Giphy is the search engine …
, Australia Sues Facebook For $529 Billion for Breach of Privacy
The Australian government is suing Facebook for breach of information to the tune of $529 billion for sharing private information of over 300,000 Australians. …
, Libra fails to take-off, Swiss government and eight companies withdraw support
Facebook’s ambitious cryptocurrency venture named Libra is already floundering before its launch scheduled in January. A governing body founded by Facebook to run the …
, Small tech companies testify against Amazon, Google, Apple’s might in Congressional Hearing
There is no arguing that the Big Tech companies have grown into behemoths with few challengers to their might. But on Friday, executives from …
, Facebook Could Face Multi-Billion Dollar Fine Over Privacy Violations
Facebook and the Federal Trade Commission are negotiating over a multi-billion dollar fine to settle the agency’s investigation into the social media company’s privacy …
, Facebook Obstructed Data Access to Rivals
Facebook Inc allowed some companies [ad customers] including Lyft, Badoo, and Netflix, to access users’ friend’s list after removing the data from most other …
, Facebook Stops Growing In Its Most Lucrative Markets
Facebook’s 2018 third-quarter earnings report is a confirmation that the social network company has ended the era of nonstop growth. The company’s growth in …
, Facebook reveals what attackers stole from 29 million accounts
Facebook has come up with more information about the September data breach that affected some 50 million users, according to estimations. The information includes …
, Leaked internal Facebook memo reveals a ‘psychological trick’ on how to woo teenage users
Facebook last month killed the teen app TBH it acquired in October 2017. But not before learning a ‘psychological trick’ for attracting young users. …
, Facebook is Partnering with Banks to Provide Financial Services
In an effort to push against Monday’s Wall Street Journal report, Facebook is seeking partnership with major banks to enable it to offer financial …
, How Will Facebook Bounce Back From The Loss-Making?
Facebook is finally reaping the effects of its data scandal involving British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica. But as the social media giant had …
, Facebook Faces Maximum Fine Over Cambridge Analytica Scandal
Facebook is facing a maximum possible fine for allowing Cambridge Analytica, a political consulting firm, to harvest personal data of millions of its users …
, Facebook Shared Data with 60 Device Makers including Apple, Samsung and Microsoft
Facebook has again under the scanner of data breach practices. Reports on Facebook sharing users’ personal data with phone makers have surfaced this morning. …
, Google and Facebook face $9.3bn in fines for violating GDPR laws
It’s barely few hours that the new GDPR data protection law came into force and complaints have been filed against Google and Facebook. Financial …
, Mark Zuckerberg Begrudgingly Admits Cambridge Analytica Harvested 87 Million Profiles
Facebook on Wednesday revealed the total number of users affected by the Cambridge Analytica scandal. Prior to today, it was believed that the UK …
, Mark Zuckerberg plans to add new privacy tools to Facebook amid data scandal
Embroiled over five days of Cambridge Analytica scandal and #DeleteFacebook chaos, Mark Zuckerberg spoke about the blunder on his Facebook profile on March 21. …
, #DeleteFacebook: What are we really fighting against – Facebook or Data Breach Policies?
#DeleteFacebook is trending and escalating the followers in millions. Joining the list is Brian Acton, co-founder of WhatsApp, a free messaging app, who has 25.6K …
