When Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes the stand before a joint congressional panel on Tuesday, he will not be under oath, Breitbart News has learned. But he will be required by federal statute to tell the truth, and if he lies he could face serious legal consequences.
Creators like The Pun Guys are becoming more and more unhappy with Facebook’s tight-fisted stance in regards to its biggest social media influencers.
Mark Zuckerberg confirmed he would testify before the U.S. Senate and House this week. Here are four questions Congress should ask him.
Corporate media received a massive boost in Facebook engagement this month, following the social network’s January 11 algorithm change, while conservative media declined, according to independent social media analysis.
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg will meet with lawmakers ahead of his scheduled hearings this week to discuss the company’s recent privacy scandal.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s prepared testimony for his hearing before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday has been published.
CNBC reports that social media firm Facebook has reportedly suspended data analytics firm CubeYou for business practices similar to those allegedly used by Cambridge Analytica. CNBC notified Facebook that CubeYou was collecting information on Facebook users through quizzes on the platform, the firm claimed that the quizzes were only being used “for non-profit academic research,” but according to CNBC, was regularly sharing user data with marketers.
Facebook is set to begin notifying users that may have been affected by the company’s latest alleged user data scandal.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is meeting with lawmakers in Washington on Monday ahead of his testimony before multiple judiciary committees this week.
Roslyn Layton, a visiting scholar for the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), told Breitbart News Saturday that “Google and Facebook have such an oligopoly” on advertising and that “we need to stop regulating Facebook’s competitors.”
A former special assistant who served under President George W. Bush is giving Mark Zuckerberg a crash course in communication skills before the Facebook chief executive appears Tuesday on Capitol Hill to testify before Congress.
Facebook has reportedly limited the page of the pro-Trump YouTube sensations Diamond and Silk.
The European Data Protection Supervisor has claimed social media users are treated like “battery animals or experimental rats.”
Rep. Buddy Carter suggested that the message to Mark Zuckerberg at next week’s hearing will be, “Unless you get it right, look for us to make you get it right.”
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify before the Senate, one day before he also appears before the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg said in an interview with the Financial Times published on Thursday that the company was too slow to respond to recent privacy crises, prominently including the controversial harvesting of data by Cambridge Analytica.
Facebook secretly deleted messages sent by CEO Mark Zuckerberg as well as other high-level executives, company sources have revealed.
Facebook has admitted in an announcement that most of its 2 billion users may have been compromised by “malicious actors.”
Breitbart News Network’s (BNN) live Town Hall event “Masters of the Universe”: Big Tech vs. Free Speech and Privacy will be live-streamed Thursday from New Orleans, LA.
Facebook and political groups associated with it have reportedly donated to 46 of the 55 members on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which will question Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg next week.
Mark Zuckerberg wants to fix “fake news,” “misinformation” and foreign interference in three years – just in time for the 2020 elections.
Facebook announced on Tuesday that it has deleted some 270 accounts linked to the Internet Research Agency, an operation located in St. Petersburg, Russia that special counsel Robert Mueller’s office identified as part of Russia’s operation to disrupt the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
In a recent call with members of the media, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that when building an “unprecedented” platform like Facebook, “there are going to be things that you mess up.”
Down on the bayou, the conservative grassroots are preparing for another epic battle—this time with the titans of technology in Silicon Valley.
Facebook Messenger scans photos and links sent by users on the messaging platform, according to a new report from Bloomberg Technology.
Facebook has attacked Breitbart News, attaching a Wikipedia smear job next to Breitbart links.
Facebook has claimed that a “bug” is responsible for the platform failing to remove videos that users attempted to delete from their profile.
Facebook will reportedly not be expanding a strict new European Union privacy law to their worldwide platform.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce next Wednesday to discuss “the company’s use and protection of user data.”
Conservative street artist Sabo has plastered New York with posters targeting Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY).
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly losing support amongst his peers in Silicon Valley following Facebook’s latest user data scandal.
Wired wants to replace Zuck with the executive director of the Wikimedia Foundation, which funds the hilariously biased Wikipedia.
Vanity Fair published an article recently titled “‘Burn the Boats’: What Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook Are Really Beefing About” which aims to explain the current battle between the CEO’s of Facebook and Apple.
Zuckerberg explained in no uncertain terms that Facebook will now decide what counts as “quality” news.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has proposed a ‘Facebook Supreme Court’ to rule on hate speech reports on the social media platform.
The Apple CEO had criticized Zuckerberg over Facebook’s business model of selling user data.
A Facebook executive in 2016 hypothesized that the companies platform could allow terrorists to coordinate, resulting in people’s deaths.
Public outrage has dampened any potential excitement surrounding Facebook’s latest way of mining your household for information.
“I think the best regulation is no regulation, is self-regulation,” he said. “However, I think we’re beyond that here.”
A BBC interview from 2009 shows Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg stating that the company would never sell or share user data, less than a year later Zuckerberg declared that the “age of privacy is over.”
