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Who Is Kenneth Lewis? Florida Assistant State Attorney Suspended Over Pulse Nightclub Shooting Facebook Post
The move came after Kenneth Lewis wrote a Facebook post after last week's Pulse nightclub shooting, slamming downtown Orlando as dangerous.
Snapchat Bankrolls ‘Real Life,’ Online Magazine For Tech News And Run By A Sociologist
Real Life, an online magazine funded completely by the upstart social network, will launch June 27.
Facebook AI Still Can’t Do Things Even A Baby Has Mastered
Facebook’s deep-learning techniques are good at facial recognition, but need help with unlabeled data.
Facebook (FB) Redesigns Messenger Inbox To Sort By Favorites, Birthdays, Active Users
The social network wants to beautify and simplify your inbox — or at least your conversations within the company’s own network.
Orlando Shooter Omar Mateen Pledged Allegiance To ISIS On Facebook Before Pulse Shooting
Omar Mateen posted on Facebook on Sunday morning, moments before his deadly rampage at the Pulse nightclub.
ISIS Propaganda Lawsuit: Twitter, Google And Facebook Sued By Father Of Paris Attack Victim
Reynaldo Gonzalez, father of one of the 130 victims of the November terror attacks in Paris, said social media sites are culpable for the rise of ISIS.
Pulse Nightclub Shooting Update: Multiple Fatalities At Orlando Gay Club, Shooter Killed
Police are trying to determine whether the suspect in the attack at the Pulse nightclub had radical Islamist leanings.
Syria Conflict: Besieged Town Of Daraya Bombed After Receiving First Food Aid In Four Years
Barrel bombs were dropped on the Syrian suburb of Daraya after it received its first food aid drop in four years, according to the local council.
Chinese Investment Opportunity: Broke Italian Town For Sale, Mayor Says
“The town would cost much less than Inter or AC Milan — but would be a much more profitable enterprise,” a mayor in Campania said.
Maria Sharapova Suspension: Russia Tennis Star Banned For 2 Years For Failed Drug Test
After testing positive for a banned substance, Maria Sharapova will not be eligible to play competitive tennis again until January 2018.
Mark Zuckerberg’s Social Media Accounts Hacked By Saudi Arabia-Based Group OurMine
A Saudi Arabia-based group called OurMine, which reportedly has more than 40,000 Twitter followers, briefly accessed the Facebook founder’s accounts.
Democracy Is Nothing To Fear, Taiwan Tells China On Tiananmen Anniversary
On the 27th anniversary of the crackdown on student-led protests in and around Beijing’s Tiananmen Square, Taiwan said it could serve as an example to China.
Facebook’s Zuckerberg May Lose Majority Voting Control If He Exits
The proposal, to be addressed at the company's annual general meeting, is designed to make sure a future Facebook chief's management powers aren't limited.
Facebook Board Seeks Curb In Zuckerberg Control In Event Of Founder's Departure
Facebook’s board said it will ask shareholders to vote on converting Mark Zuckerberg’s Class B shares into Class A shares if he is no longer in a leadership position.
Facebook Notify Shuts Down 7 Months After Launch, Will Move Alerts To Messenger
The social network will be discontinuing Facebook Notify, its app that 70 publishers were using at launch last year.
Facebook Unveils DeepText: An AI With ‘Near-Human’ Level Of Language And Context Comprehension
The new Artificial Intelligence system is capable of grasping the way we talk with a “near-human” accuracy, Facebook said Wednesday.
Who Is Jamar Clark? Minneapolis Police Won’t Face Federal Charges After Black Man Shot In Head
The Department of Justice said there wasn’t enough evidence to bring charges in a Minneapolis officer-involved shooting that has sparked months of protests.
Meet VoiceTube: Facebook’s 2016 App Of The Year That Teaches English With Video-Based Lessons
The tech giant selected VoiceTube, a mobile app for learning English through videos, as its App of the Year.
Facebook Texas Murder Photo Of Dead Body Posted By Killer, Left Online For Hours
Attempts to remove a picture of a murdered woman shortly after she was killed were denied by the social media company, the victim’s sister said.
Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft And YouTube Commit To Prevent Hate Speech Following Brussels Terror Attacks
Facebook, YouTube, Microsoft and Twitter have committed to ensure that online platforms do not offer opportunities for hate speech to spread.
Facebook Inc. (FB) Wants To Take A Big Bite Out Of Google’s Online Advertising Ecosystem
The social networking giant — which has turned its 1.65 billion users into an $18 billion advertising business — now allows ads targeting non-Facebook users.
Facebook (FB), Microsoft (MSFT) To Lay Trans-Atlantic Subsea Cable
The first to connect the U.S. and southern Europe, the 4,100-mile cable will be managed by Telefonica’s telecommunications infrastructure unit Telxius.
Facebook, Apple Face New Legal Challenge From Ireland On EU-US Data Transfers
Facebook could be left without a mechanism to transfer customer data from Europe to the U.S. if the European Court of Justice rules against it again.
Immigration Reform 2016: Bernie Sanders Tells Deported Veteran He’d Like Him To Be In The US
The presidential candidate exchanged words with a U.S. Army veteran who was sent back to Mexico after being arrested.
Facebook Changes Policies On ‘Trending Topics’ After Criticism
An internal probe showed no evidence of political bias in its selection of trending news stories, the social network operator said.
Facebook Inc. (FB) Releases Spatial Workstation For VR, 360 Video With Two Big Ears Acquisition
The social networking giant has acquired Two Big Ears, a spatial audio technology based in Edinburgh.
Facebook ‘On This Day’ Does Not Reach All Users — Even 14 Months Into A Global Rollout
"On This Day," a feature that resurfaces old Facebook posts, was released 14 months ago, but it isn't available to everyone.
Mark Zuckerberg: ‘Conservatives And Republicans Have Always Been An Important Part Of Facebook’
Mark Zuckerberg met Wednesday with prominent conservatives after a tech blog accused the social network's Trending Topics of favoring liberal posts.
Here’s Why Facebook Inc. (FB) Stock Is Up 207% Since Its Botched IPO Four Years Ago
The social networking giant, which stumbled out of the gate with its initial public offering, is now valued at more than $330 billion.
Princess Madeleine Of Sweden Shares Adorable Picture Of Daughter Princess Leonore On Facebook
Princess Leonore of Sweden is growing up fast, she celebrated her second birthday in February.


