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Facebook’s Clegg Fires Back at Apple’s Cook – WSJ

24.6.2019 — Facebook’s Clegg Fires Back at Apple’s Cook · The two tech giants are sniping at each other as their business models are under increasing …

A senior Facebook executive, Nick Clegg, took a veiled shot at Apple, continuing the sniping between the tech giants as their business models are under increasing scrutiny from global regulators.

Facebook Parent Meta Moves Nick Clegg to New Role in Next …

Facebook Parent Meta Moves Nick Clegg to New Role in Next Step of Metaverse Push – WSJ

17.2.2022 — Facebook again faced pushback from lawmakers following a The Wall Street Journal investigation last year that showed the company was aware of …

Facebook’s parent company is promoting the former British deputy prime minister to president of global affairs.

The Facebook Files – WSJ

1.10.2021 — That is the central finding of a Wall Street Journal series, based on a review of internal Facebook documents, including research reports, …

Facebook knows, in acute detail, that its platforms are riddled with flaws but hasn’t fixed them. That’s a key finding of a Journal series that launched this week, based on an array of internal company documents. Read all the stories here.

Facebook says WSJ allegations are … – Reuters

Facebook says WSJ allegations are ‘mischaracterizations,’ confer ‘false motives’ | Reuters

18.9.2021 — Facebook, Clegg said, understands the “significant responsibility that comes with operating a global platform” and takes it seriously, …

Facebook Inc on Saturday slammed a Wall Street Journal series of articles about the social media company’s platform as containing “deliberate mischaracterizations” and said the articles “conferred egregiously false motives to Facebook’s leadership and employees.”

Facebook says WSJ allegations are … – AzerNews

Facebook says WSJ allegations are ‘mischaracterizations,’ confer ‘false motives’

19.9.2021 — Facebook, Clegg said, understands the “significant responsibility that comes with operating a global platform” and takes it seriously, but “we …

Facebook Inc (FB.O) on Saturday slammed a Wall Street Journal series of articles about the social media company’s platform as containing "deliberate mischaracterizations" and said the articles "conferred egregiously false motives to Facebook’s leadership and employees." Trend reports citing Reuters.

Facebook says WSJ allegations are ‘mischaracterizations,’ confer …

Facebook says WSJ allegations are ‘mischaracterizations,’ confer ‘false motives’ | Nasdaq

Facebook Inc on Saturday slammed a Wall Street Journal series of articles about … Facebook, Clegg said, understands the “significant responsibility that …

Facebook Inc on Saturday slammed a Wall Street Journal series of articles about the social media company’s platform as containing “deliberate mischaracterizations” and said the articles “conferred egregiously false motives to Facebook’s leadership and employees.”

Governments must regulate social networks: Facebook’s Clegg

Governments must regulate social networks: Facebook’s Clegg | Mint

Governments must regulate social networks: Facebook’s Clegg. 2 min read . Updated: 24 Jun 2019, 11:47 PM IST AFP Facebook’s vice president Nick Clegg holds …

Clegg told an audience in Berlin that countries like China would not wait for the west to set standards for the internet.Clegg, the former leader of British Liberal Democrats party, said there was a ‘pressing need’ for new ‘rules of the road’ on issues including data privacy and election rules

Facebook Condemns And Says WSJ Report Has Wrong Motive

Facebook denounces the Wall Street Journal report as a tendentious report. … Facebook, Clegg said, understands the “significant responsibility that comes …

Facebook Inc on Saturday, September 18, criticized a series of articles from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) about the social media company’s platform that it said contained “deliberate mischaracterization”.

Facebook says it removed 120,000 posts for … – The Verge

Facebook says it removed 120,000 posts for attempting to obstruct voting – The Verge

19.10.2020 — Facebook vice president Nick Clegg said the company has rejected 2.2 … According to the WSJ, Facebook designed changes to its news feed …

Facebook vice president Nick Clegg said the company has rejected 2.2 million ads across Facebook and Instagram because the ads were trying to “obstruct voting” in the upcoming US presidential election.