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Maria Ressa, Philippines journalist fighting Facebook and misinformation, wins Nobel Peace Prize - Vimarsana News

Maria Ressa, Philippines journalist fighting Facebook and misinformation, wins Nobel Peace Prize

Philippines journalist Maria Ressa, considered a crusader for facts and one of the foremost critics of Facebook, has been given the Nobel Prize for Peace for her "efforts to safeguard freedom of expression."

Maria Ressa, Philippines journalist fighting Facebook and misinformation, wins Nobel Peace Prize - Vimarsana News

Maria Ressa, Philippines journalist fighting Facebook and misinformation, wins Nobel Peace Prize

Philippines journalist Maria Ressa, considered a crusader for facts and one of the foremost critics of Facebook, has been given the Nobel Prize for Peace for her "efforts to safeguard freedom of expression."

Whistleblower alleges RSS promotes fear, anti-Muslim narratives on Facebook - Vimarsana News

Whistleblower alleges RSS promotes fear, anti-Muslim narratives on Facebook

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has kicked up a storm in the US

Facebook prioritised profit before reining in hate speech, misinformation: Whistleblower - Vimarsana News

Facebook prioritised profit before reining in hate speech, misinformation: Whistleblower

Facebook has been under fire after the Wall Street Journal reported internal documents showed that the social media company was aware that Instagram harmed the mental health of young users

Facebook to Allow Satire Posts Amidst Community Guidelines' New Policies, Misleading Meme Gets a Pass - Vimarsana News

Facebook to Allow Satire Posts Amidst Community Guidelines' New Policies, Misleading Meme Gets a Pass

17 June 2021, 08:06 pm Facebook is now allowing satire posts to stay on everyone's News Feed, and would not be immediately subjected as "misinformation," despite its massive change to its Community Guidelines. The company has recently allowed this and is now being adopted by its Oversight Board, giving misleading memes that are satirical by nature, a free pass.  Facebook Allows Satire Posts to Stay (Photo : Getty Image: Carl Court) LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 03: A person holds an iPhone displaying the Facebook app logo in front of a computer screen showing the facebook login page on August 3, ...