An online misinformation expert weighs in on the social media giant's reform efforts, the value of A.I. in fighting propaganda, and the true test of the online advertiser boycott
Facebook recently made a controversial decision to allow politicians to lie on the platform by not enforcing fact-checking, which the president has used to his advantage
Social Network filmmaker skewers CEO for using "free speech" to defend letting lies run rampant on Facebook
Facebook isn't only tolerating disinformation in political advertisements, it's facilitating it
The candidate said the company "already helped elect Donald Trump once through negligence," adding, "Now, they've changed their policy so they can profit from lies to the American people"
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