Facebook Apologizes for Removing Congresswoman’s Video of Trans Pride Flag
Facebook restored the content from Rep. Marie Newman on Thursday
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Trump Appeals Facebook, Instagram Bans to Oversight Board
Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts were indefinitely banned following the Jan. 6 Capitol attack
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Facebook Reverses Australia News Ban, Vows to ‘Invest in News Globally’
Ban was in response to proposed media bargaining law
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What Facebook’s Ban on News in Australia Means for the U.S.
A proposed news media law in Australia is not yet official, but Facebook proactively decided to block Aussies from sharing news links anyway
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Former Facebook Australia CEO Urges People to Delete the App After Site Blocks News Sharing
Stephen Scheeler, former chief exec of Facebook Australia and New Zealand, encouraged Australians to delete the app
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Tech Talk With Sean Burch and Alex Kantrowitz: Should Clubhouse’s Meteoric Rise Scare Twitter and Spotify?
“I do think this is going to take share from podcasts, at least in the short term,” Kantrowitz says
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Facebook to Extend U.S. Politics Restrictions, Expand Them Globally, Says Zuckerberg
CEO says in Q4 earnings call the company is also looking for ways to reduce political content in news feeds
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Tech Talk With Sean Burch and Alex Kantrowitz: How Parler Crackdown Could Make ‘Life Miserable’ for Amazon, Google | PRO Video
Democrats and Republicans could soon unite to hit Big Tech on antitrust issues, Alex Kantrowitz says
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The Crisis Our Democracy Faces Isn’t Just Trump – It’s Also Unfettered Social Media
The ability to amass a following, communicate to followers directly with no regulation or mediation by our government is not a leak in our boat but a gaping hole
