The evil Doktor Facebook pleads his case in Washington
Mark Zuckerberg was more Frankenstein than John D. Rockefeller as he begged forgiveness of U.S. senators, reports Allen Abel
Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg didn’t lie to us. We lied to ourselves.
Scott Gilmore: Facebook users are the ones who got dizzy and confused and decided to share their lives with strangers. Don’t blame Zuckerberg.
Mark Zuckerberg testifies at Congress: Full video
The Facebook CEO will appear before a joint meeting of the Senate judiciary and Senate commerce, science, and transportation committees. Watch a full video here.
Why it’s finally time to crack down on Facebook
Stephen Maher: A 2009 Canadian investigation warned about Facebook’s data collecting. It was right all along. And Zuckerberg’s apologies won’t fix this crisis.
Try as we might, Facebook isn’t going anywhere
We’ve created a monster, writes Tabatha Southey—and the way Facebook is embedded into our lives means it will be a problem to fix, rather than quit
When it comes to our data privacy, we don’t really have a choice
The debate around personal data has largely focused on privacy as an individual choice. The Cambridge Analytica scandal shows how little choice we actually have
Why Facebook is cleaning up the neighbourhood
Friends in a premium community: Mark Zuckerberg dials back on brand posts and fake news.
Five to Watch in 2018: World
From Nicola Sturgeon to Mark Zuckerberg, these are the five political figures to watch around the world.
Is Facebook a ’con’ or not?
In trying to downplay the impact of Russian-planted divisive political posts on its platform, Facebook prompts questions about its business model
The walls are closing in on Facebook
Up against growing political opposition and user skepticism, Facebook pivots to transparency—in some form