Facebook Announces “Sweeping Changes” to its Anti-Misinformation Policies, Reports Poynter Capitol Communicator April 10, 2019 General, Social Media, Top Center SponsoredIn a nearly 2,000-word blog post sent to Poynter, Facebook announced a slew of new things it’s doing to combat false news stories, images and...
Facebook Rolls Out More Features for Dead People, States Wired Capitol Communicator April 9, 2019 People, Social MediaFacebook was designed for the living, states a Wired post, which added that as the social network grew older, it also needed to decide what should...
Google and Facebook Scammed For About $120 Million In Fake Invoices Capitol Communicator March 26, 2019 General, Social Media, Upper Left SponsoredA Lithuanian man and associates developed an email phishing scheme that cost Google and Facebook about $120 million in two years, reports Digital...
Facebook’s Reputation Drops Due to “Never-Ending Parade of Privacy Mishaps” Capitol Communicator March 6, 2019 Insights, Social Media, Top Center Sponsored Facebook’s "never-ending parade of privacy mishaps is severely damaging its brand", new research suggests., reports Digital News Daily, which...
Facebook Defends Use of Consumers’ Personal Phone Numbers Capitol Communicator March 5, 2019 Bottom Left Sponsored, Social MediaAs critics set their sights on a familiar target, Facebook is defending its use of consumers’ personal phone numbers, reports Digital News Daily,...
Facebook Study by quintly Analyzes 105 Million Posts Capitol Communicator February 19, 2019 Insights, Social Mediaquintly, a web-based social media analytics tool that helps users track and benchmark their social media performance, released a...
Facebook May Face Multi-Billion-Dollar Fine For Privacy Lapses Capitol Communicator February 17, 2019 Social Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Federal Trade Commission and Facebook are negotiating over a multi-billion dollar fine that would settle the agency’s investigation into the...
Facebook and Google Face Heat on Media Layoffs, Reports The Hill Capitol Communicator January 29, 2019 Insights, Media, Top Center SponsoredCritics are targeting Facebook and Google after a week of high-profile layoffs in the media industry, pointing to their dominance over internet ads...
D.C. Attorney General to Sue Facebook Over Cambridge Analytica Capitol Communicator December 20, 2018 B to G, Social Media, Top Center SponsoredThe Washington, D.C., attorney general will sue Facebook over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, reports CNBC, which added that "D.C. prosecutors...
Facebook Flaw Exposes Photos from 6.8 Million Users Capitol Communicator December 14, 2018 General, Social MediaA Facebook flaw exposed photos from up to 6.8 million users using third-party apps, the company disclosed, reports CNBC, which added that the...
