The social giant seems increasingly prone to distancing itself from responsibility by enacting sweeping changes meant to fix what’s broken. By now you’ve probably heard about the massive data breach that impacted up to 90 million users. Oddly, the general...

Brands that advertise online are becoming increasingly wary of being associated with extremist content. Having your ad appear in the wrong context can be a killer blow to any brand’s reputation. Facebook is responding by giving advertisers more visibility into...

The legal troubles for Facebook continues.  In light of dodgy viewership metrics and unsupported ad reach claims, the marketing industry is (finally) standing up to the tech giant. Previously this year we saw several marketers sue Facebook over their “misrepresentation”...

It’s been more than two years since Facebook was publicly called out for dodgy video viewership metrics. In the months that followed, speculation was rife that the “mistakes” were intentional, in an attempt to bolster their “pivot to video” initiative...

Political ad, or independent journalism? That’s the crux of the issue in the hot debate between news organization The New York Times and social media platform/turned publisher Facebook. Earlier this spring, Facebook – under intense scrutiny to fix the fake...

Imagine a social platform where you could connect with the people and the information that’s important to you, minus the spam, the sleaze, and the intrusive advertising. Sounds great, right?  Now imagine paying that service around $7.63 a month. That’s...

More than 500 million new Facebook accounts were flagged as fraud and deleted in the first three months of 2018, according to Alfred Ng in C|Net, who explains that these accounts were blocked within minutes of being registered. “That's an...