The planned meeting is the latest effort by Musk friends and allies to head off a growing battle with the Anti-Defamation League.
Author: Elizabeth Dwoskin
Come to the ‘war cry party:’ How social media helped drive mayhem in Brazil
Just like with Donald Trump’s defeat in 2020, supporters of Jair Bolsanaro used social media, particularly Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, to fuel the anger that exploded on Sunday in Brasilia.
Elon Musk may soon own Twitter. What will it look like if he does?
The Tesla CEO’s fresh offer to buy Twitter for $44 billion represents a win for the firm’s board. But Musk is almost sure to transform the company.
Sheryl Sandberg’s next chapter: Pledging millions to fight abortion bans
Sandberg’s announcement of her donation to the ACLU to fight abortion bans comes just a few days after she leaves Meta.
Twitter can’t afford to be one of the world’s most influential websites
Twitter “has this outsized role in public discourse, but it’s still staffed like a midsize platform,” said Graham Brookie, who tracks influence operations for the Atlantic Council.
Like whistleblower Frances Haugen, these Facebook employees warned about the company’s problems for years. No one listened.
Fracnis Haugen’s testimony before Congress has riveted attention on Facebook’s unwillingness to take steps to correct some of its most serious problems. But she is hardly the first former Facebook employee to level harsh criticisms at the company.