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04Dec/19

Zynga Celebrates Bugatti’s 110th Anniversary with Special CSR Racing 2 Event Series

December 4, 2019GamesBugatti Chiron, Bugatti Veyron, City: Molsheim, City: San Francisco, Company Employees Number, Company Investigation, Company: Alsace Construct, Company: Bugatti Autos, Company: CHIRON SA, Company: Facebook, Company: Google Play Store, Company: Instagram, Company: Super Sport, Company: Twitter, Company: Volkswagen, Company: Zynga, Continent: Europe, Continent: North America, Country: Canada, Country: Finland, Country: India, Country: Republic of Ireland, Country: Turkey, Country: United Kingdom, Country: United States, desirable hyper sports cars, Grand tourers, hyper sports car manufacturer, hyper sports cars, iconic and revered car manufacturers, Julian Widdows, Kenny Johnston, luxurious production hyper sports car, Molsheim, Motor vehicles, Person Career, real hyper sports cars, Region: Asia-Pacific, Region: Middle East, Stephan Winkelmann, The event series which celebrates Bugatti’s 110th anniversary, Veyron, Vice President of CSR2, Volkswagen Groupsmbale

Players Can Race and Collect Exclusive Bugatti-Engineered Hyper Sports Cars in Game
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09Nov/17

China says its people can contact the outside world, after Trump skirted country’s firewall to tweet on trip

November 9, 2017PoliticsBeijing, Company: Facebook, Company: Twitter, Country: China, Firewall, Hu Chunying, North China Plain, Peng Liyuan, Xi Jinpingsmbale

BEIJING, CHINA (NOVEMBER 9, 2017) (REUTERS) – Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hu Chunying said on Thursday (November 9) there were plenty of channels for people in China to communicate with “the outside world”. Hua’s comments were a response to a journalist’s question about whether China sees U.S. President Donald Trump’s open use of twitter during his trip in Beijing to be in breach of Chinese law. Continue reading →

20Oct/17

Tech companies lobby for ‘Dreamers’

October 20, 2017ImmigrationCoalition for the American Dream, Company: Facebook, Company: Google, Company: Microsoft, Company: ThomsonReuters, Country: United States, Criminal law, Ethics, Fred Katayama, Human migration, Illegal immigration, Morality, Politics, Social Issuessmbale

Nearly two dozen major technology companies are planning to launch a coalition to demand legislation that would allow illegal immigrants a path to permanent residency. Fred Katayama reports. Continue reading →

08Oct/17

Google relaxes its ad rules

October 8, 2017InternetAlphabet Inc., Business/Finance, Company: Apple, Company: DIGITAL CONTENT, Company: Facebook, Company: Google, Computing, Entertainment/Culture, Fred Katayama, Google, Google Search, Google Trends, Internet search engines, Online advertising, Personalized search, Technology, Technology/Internet, Web search engine, World Wide Websmbale

Google said news websites no longer have to provide users with three free articles per day or face less prominence in search results. Fred Katayama reports. Continue reading →

29Sep/17

Senator Warner blasts Twitter

September 29, 2017US ElectionsCompany: Facebook, Country: United States, Donald Trump presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton presidential campaign, Intelligence Committee, Mark Warner, Politics, Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections, United States, United States presidential electionsmbale

U.S. Senator Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, said on Thursday he was deeply disappointed by the lack of information Twitter provided at a briefing for congressional investigators probing Russian interference in the U.S. election. Continue reading →

10Jul/17

U.S. judge dismisses Facebook tracking lawsuit

July 10, 2017SecurityCompany: Facebook, Company: the Facebook, Computing, Country: United States, Criticism of Facebook, Facebook, Internet privacy, Lane v. Facebook Inc., Social information processing, Social networking services, Software, Technology/Internetsmbale

A U.S. judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Facebook that accuses it of tracking users’ browsing activities even after they’ve logged out of their Facebook accounts. According to the judge, plaintiffs could have kept their online activity private but chose not to. Continue reading →

08Jul/17

Facebook meets Pakistan government after blasphemy death sentence

July 8, 2017InternetAsia, Company: Facebook, Country: Pakistan, Internet censorship in Pakistan, Pakistan, Politicssmbale

ISLAMABAD, PAKISTAN (JULY 7, 2017) (INTERIOR MINISTRY HANDOUT) – A senior Facebook official met with Pakistan’s interior minister on Friday (July 7) to discuss a demand that the company prevent blasphemous content or be blocked.
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08May/17

Facebook warns of fake news danger ahead of British election

May 8, 2017UK ElectionsCommunication, Company: Facebook, Deception, Facebook, Fake news, Mass media, News, Newspaper, Politics, Propaganda techniques, Reuters, social media, Software, Technology/Internet, Universal Windows Platform appssmbale

LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (MAY 8, 2017) (REUTERS) – Facebook has launched a British newspaper advertising campaign to warn users of the dangers of fake news, in the latest drive by the social media giant to tackle malicious information ahead of a national election. Continue reading →

26Apr/17

Little Facebook could do amid rise in live murders – expert

April 26, 2017InternetCompany: Facebook, Computing, Criticism of Facebook, Digital media, Facebook, New media, Social Issues, social media, Social networking services, Software, Technology/Internet, Universal Windows Platform apps, User-generated content, Web 2.0smbale

With a second brutal murder broadcast live on Facebook in as many weeks, the social media giant faces scrutiny. But with over 1.9 billion users, there is little the company can do to better police the content users upload, according to social media experts.
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18Apr/17

Facebook murder suspect kills himself: Police

April 18, 2017CrimeCity: Cleveland, Company: Facebook, Robert Godwin Sr., Steve Stephenssmbale

Officials say Steve Stephens, suspected of killing a Cleveland man and posting a video of the murder on Facebook, fatally shot himself after a “brief pursuit” by Pennsylvania State Police officers. Continue reading →