Mark Zuckerberg has been in hot water this week thanks to comments he made during an interview with Kara Swisher about the kinds of content that should and shouldn’t be removed from the platform. Zuckerberg brought up Holocaust deniers as an example, saying he found them “deeply offensive,” then added, “But at the end of the day, […]
View More Here’s what Facebook employees were saying about Holocaust denial … in 2009Category: Andrew Bosworth
Facebook’s mission changed, but its motives didn’t
In January, Facebook announced that it would be changing its feed algorithm to promote users’ well-being over time spent browsing content. That’s a relatively new approach for a company whose ethos once centered around “move fast, break things.” It wasn’t all that long ago (approximately a year and a half before the algorithm change) that […]
View More Facebook’s mission changed, but its motives didn’tFacebook VP Andrew Bosworth frantically takes to Twitter following leaked memo
When you’re a high-level Facebook executive and something you said in the past comes back to haunt you, your best hope for salvation is frantically taking to Twitter.
Or so it would seem for Andrew “Boz” Bosworth, the Facebook Vice President who is t…
Zuckerberg’s silence reminds us that, in his eyes, we’re all just ‘dumb f*cks’
Facebook’s getting rocked by yet another electioneering crisis, but we still haven’t heard anything from its commander-in-chief.
Mark Zuckerberg has yet to issue a public statement following revelations this weekend that a Trump-aligned data firm was…