Crypto Biz: Meta’s free speech about-face isn’t what it seems
Is Mark Zuckerberg sincere about promoting free speech on his platforms or is he trying to mend political fences with the incoming Trump administration? Go to Source
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Is Mark Zuckerberg sincere about promoting free speech on his platforms or is he trying to mend political fences with the incoming Trump administration? Go to Source
Brazil wasn’t pleased with Meta’s decision to rely on community notes, stating it would not subject its population to social media platforms that lead to “digital carnage or barbarity.” Go to Source
Mark Zuckerberg’s company is forcibly removing any links to competing platforms mere days after declaring, “More Speech and Fewer Mistakes” across its platforms. Go to Source
Mark Zuckerberg’s company is forcibly removing any links to competing platforms mere days after declaring, “More Speech and Fewer Mistakes” across its platforms. Go to Source
The social media company will switch to a community notes model similar to the X platform’s, Meta said. Go to Source
Meta will test the facial recognition technology from 50,000 celebrities and public figures to curtail the “celeb-bait” scams. Go to Source
Tech giant Meta’s current market capitalization is more than $1.4 trillion — making it one of the most valuable companies in the world. Go to Source
Buterin says prediction markets are better for settling beef, but Elon Musk says he’s packing historical heat. Go to Source
“I believe the government pressure was wrong, and I regret that we were not more outspoken about it,” said the Meta CEO in a letter. Go to Source
Zuckerberg and Ek’s concerns highlight the need for balanced regulation of emerging technologies. Go to Source