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Hebrew speakers mock Facebook's corporate rebrand to Meta
Partisanship, employee dissent and 'dead bodies': Inside Facebook's struggle to combat misinformation and hate speech in India
Minnesota man charged in hacking MLB and for trying to extort the league
Facebook changes its company name to Meta
Activision Blizzard's CEO looks to slash his pay by millions as the company's harassment scandal continues
Amazon and Apple warn of supply chain issues
Facebook says it's facing 'government investigations' related to whistleblower documents
Google rolls out tool to help minors delete photos from search
Elizabeth Holmes trial hit by new concern: losing too many jurors
Likes, anger emojis and RSVPs: the math behind Facebook's News Feed — and how it backfired
Early Facebook backer to advertisers: 'It's your fault.'
Zuckerberg's power makes him untouchable
This exec was central to banning Trump on Twitter. Now she's facing thorny issues in democracies abroad
Facebook is having a tougher time managing vaccine misinformation than it is letting on, leaks suggest
In public, Facebook has touted the resources it has dedicated to tackling Covid-19 and vaccine misinformation, even scolding US President Joe Biden for his harsh criticism of the company's handling of the issue. In doing so, it claimed that "more than 2 billion people have viewed authoritative information about COVID-19 and vaccines on Facebook, which is more than any other place on the internet."
Electric robots are mapping the seafloor, Earth's last frontier
TikTok, YouTube and Snap execs in Senate hot seat over social media's impact on kids
SpaceX fixes Crew Dragon toilet before this weekend's launch
The big takeaways from the Facebook Papers
Facebook is no stranger to the limelight. While the company has repeatedly come under fire over the past few years for its role in disseminating misinformation, especially related to the 2016 election, the last two months have been especially turbulent as a whistleblower and top officials have been called to testify in front of Congress following the release of leaked internal research and documents.
Facebook has language blind spots around the world that allow hate speech to flourish
For years, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg touted his mission to connect the entire world — and his company has come closer than perhaps any other to fulfilling that lofty goal, with more than 3 billion monthly users across its various platforms. But that staggering global expansion has come at a cost.
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