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They recently acknowledged that content on US politics had spread on their platforms before and after the election
They revealed startling new data showing many more millions of Americans were exposed to fake news
Communist Party has asked foreign firms to include party cells in their offices as Facebook seeks to gain entry
Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet’s Google will go under the microscope of US lawmakers
Hamza Ali Abbasi, Nomi Ansari and Farhan Saeed slam Sharmeen in their own ways...
In the future advertisers on Facebook will also be required to include a disclosure
Lawyer Nighat Dad says the act is a breach of confidentiality between the doctor and his patient
It plans to adopt stricter ad policies and improve controls
One feed will focus on friends and family and a second dedicated to the pages that the customer has liked
Police confirmed that a Palestinian had been mistakenly arrested
Senior executives from the internet giants and Microsoft attended the ministerial session devoted to the issue
The man is accused of creating fake Facebook profile of a girl and using her photographs without her consent
Peshawar High Court rejects Taimur Ahmad's bail application
The move is a shift in strategy for the world’s largest social network
In June, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube announced the launch of an anti-terror partnership
Voters in swing states saw ads appear in their Facebook feeds and on Google websites
Facebook said last month it had discovered an operation likely based in Russia that spent $100,000 on political ads
Chips designed for AI need to deftly handle massive amounts of data and sensor input in real time.
India accounts for a third of the global total of more than 700 million women married as children
The app allows users to anonymously answer multiple choice questions about friends
Cloob website was launched 12 years ago as the Iranian answer to Facebook
Social media firms have been asked to appear on Nov 1 at hearings on alleged Russian interference in US politics
So far, the service is only available in US
The “Oculus Go” device would cost $199 and ship early next year
Wisconsin and Michigan were among the handful of battleground states that helped Trump win the presidency
Misinformation showed grim trend that has increasingly dominated viral online propaganda
For 99 per cent of the ads, less than $1,000 was spent
Facebook review shows Russia-linked fake accounts were used to buy ads aimed at exacerbating political clashes in US
'Personal identifier information' had appeared on pages in violation of Facebook's community standards, said Facebook
The emergence of Facebook as a battleground for government-sponsored propaganda has become a major challenge
Accused, Syed Ahsan Shah, later granted bail by a local court
Google's YouTube, Microsoft, Twitter and Facebook promise to look at suspicious content
The three internet and online social media giants are expected to appear on November 1 in an open hearing
Zuckerberg's post came after Trump accused Facebook of bias in morning tweet
Russian internet providers last year blocked the LinkedIn professional networking site
Facebook this month revealed that suspected Russian trolls purchased more than $100,000 worth of divisive ads
Move was meant to be a way for Zuckerberg to retain control over the company he founded
Moscow has denied all allegations of meddling in the vote
'The data Facebook will now turn over to the Committee should help us better understand what happened', Facebook
'In response to situation in Myanmar, we are carefully reviewing content against our Community Standards'
With over 34,000 members, 'Soul Sisters Pakistan' had its largest meetup
Google and Microsoft already have so-called deep learning labs in Canada
'Certainly appears that the Russians were engaged in a multi-pronged approach in using social media': Facebook
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Video instantly went viral with over one million views on Facebook and 250,000 shares
Facebook is now relying on Instagram to make Stories popular on its main app
An operation likely based in Russia spent $100,000 on thousands of US ads promoting divisive political messages
In November, Facebook launched a new blog on its website called Metrics FYI, to share updates for its data
Changes in consumer preferences are prompting advertisers to shift budgets from TV to online viewing
Users can also edit tagged people in the app's updated version