Content moderation came up the most. Republicans asked more questions. And Mark Zuckerberg was on the hook for more answers.Read More
Month: November 2020
President Trump claimed that there was “large scale voter discrepancy” in Clark County, Nev. A review of votes there showed the contrary.Read More
World leaders enjoy exceptions on the social media platforms, but that can change once they no longer hold office.Read More
The staff member denied that he was arrested, and a photo purportedly showing his arrest was actually that of the actor Cuba Gooding Jr.Read...
Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook and Jack Dorsey of Twitter testified about their platforms, misinformation and the 2020 election.
Resentment of Airbnb poses a challenge both for the company and for the future of our communities.Read More
The calls for legislative changes could portend an agenda aimed at Silicon Valley in the next Congress.Read More
Lawmakers delved into Section 230, which largely protects tech companies from legal liability for what their users post.Read More
