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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Tobias Hase/picture alliance via Getty Images Mark Zuckerberg approved promoting pro-Facebook stories in users' news
Mark Zuckerberg mockingly commented on a New York Times piece alleges that the CEO stopped 'addressing corporate controversies' in an attempt to distance himself from policy issues.
Facebook is using one of its most engaging places on the site to spread positive stories about the company: the News Feed. That’s right. Over the past couple of months, the social network has amplified — under the fitting name of Project Am
It will happen and i can't erase what i've seen historically happen and that's where the pessimism comes into play. i hope we'll come to a solution that's beneficial to all of us. >> thank you so much for being with us again this afternoon reacting to news that i know you are just processing. president of the george floyd foundation and cousin to mr. floyd. thank you. if you have been scrolling through facebook you may have noticed some things are different. published overnight a nix with this initiative of project amplify meant to amplify the company's reputation by putting positive stories...
Credit Book Cover With the surge in undocumented immigrants -- especially children coming to the U.S./Mexico border -- the nation has seen many images from those being detained. Warren Binford has compiled a book entitled, "Hear My Voice: The Testimonies of Children Detained at the Southern Border of the United States" for Project Amplify. Amidst colorful drawings Binford laces in what she and others have heard from the children. Host Don Rush talks with her about the book and her experience at the border. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) Credit C-Span Then, we explore whether ...