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Prince Harry open to return to social media months after Meghan Markle compared it to drugs Harry and Meghan haven't been on social media since they left as senior members of the British royal family. January 26, 2021 08:21 GMT Prince Harry is discussing his plans to come back to social media platforms, just months after his wife Meghan Markle claimed she won't be making a return to it. While Meghan Markle had listed the harmful effects of social media while comparing it to drugs, Prince Harry is praising it for offering "a means of connecting and community." Speaking with Fast Company about ...

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Facebook Tries to Leap Into the Next Era of Civil Rights Jan 20, 2021 In the wake of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and as a new presidential administration takes shape, Facebook has hired Roy Austin to become its first VP of Civil Rights. Austin has worked as a civil rights lawyer for over 25 years, and he has also served on the White House Domestic Policy Council as Deputy Assistant to the President for the Office of Urban Affairs, Justice and Opportunity during the Obama administration. Facebook talks meaningful change after a boycott and a walkout? The new position comes after last summer�...

How Silicon Valley banished Donald Trump in 48 hours This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. After years of resisting calls to take action against Donald Trump, the top internet platforms — including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube — moved swiftly this month to lock the US President out. The effort to de-platform Trump began as the outgoing president's supporters ransacked the US Capitol; Within a few days the internet companies' efforts mushroomed into a broader purge of extremist content and s...

The so-called deplatforming of Donald Trump has provoked misguided cries of censorship and injustice. Thinking about powerful for-profit corporations like Facebook, Twitter, and Amazon as platforms is a fundamental misconception that lets the companies off the hook. These internet services are publishers and they have a right, and a duty, to exercise judgment.  After years of poisoning the civic well with his unique brand of lies, insults, distortions, narcissism, and overall poor manners, President Donald Trump has found himself deplatformed. My spellchecker doesn't like this word, and I do...