Facebook Fallout
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Why do you see what you see on your Facebook news feed?
by
Molly Wood
Sep 6, 2018
A new Pew poll looks at what Americans do — and don't — know about how the social media feed works.
Facebook, it might be time to face facts. You're a publisher.
by
Molly Wood
Jul 20, 2018
Mark Zuckerberg is in a "lose-lose situation" a Mashable editor says.
Facebook is being more transparent with its ads, but is it doing enough to police them?
by
Molly Wood
Jun 29, 2018
To combat fake ads and news, we need to study their effects more, says Tom Merritt of Daily Tech News Show.
Mark Zuckerberg to Congress: My team will get back to you on that
Apr 12, 2018
All the questions that Zuckerberg and his teams have yet to answer.
Europe's top antitrust official: If there's no regulation, "you have just the laws of the jungle and not the laws of democracy"
by
David Brancaccio
and Janet Nguyen
Apr 12, 2018
Margrethe Vestager, the European Commissioner for Competition, says Facebook doesn't need to know the name of your dog or your mother's maiden name.
The Data Economy: Policy (or lack thereof)
by
Molly Wood
Apr 12, 2018
The U.S. has few policies around privacy and data. That's great, until it's bad.
Erasing your digital footprint is hard
by
Jon Gordon
and Shaheen Ainpour
Apr 2, 2018
Companies track our activity all over the web, so can anyone reclaim their privacy?
For public good, not for profit.
Facebook plans to end partnerships with data brokers
Mar 29, 2018
Facebook knows a lot about its users — their searches, their likes, even their chat history. But data brokers have information Facebook doesn’t. Click the audio player above to hear the full story.
Why Facebook thinks you know these random people
by
Molly Wood
, Stephanie Hughes
and Shaheen Ainpour
Mar 28, 2018
The social media platform is tracking more about your acquaintances than you might realize.
Mark Zuckerberg won't talk to U.K. Parliament about Cambridge Analytica
by
Kai Ryssdal
Mar 27, 2018
The Facebook CEO can't be forced to testify, but it might hurt his reputation, our London bureau chief says.