High-profile errors by Facebook’s fact-checking service include halting the spread of an article by the New York Post based ...
Fact-checking groups that have worked with Meta expressed disappointment this week at CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s Jan. 7 ...
Posts on the company's internal forum highlighted concerns about the company's recent moves, with some saying critical ...
Before President-elect Donald Trump has even taken office, Meta is again capitulating to false right-wing claims of anti-conservative bias and censorship, announcing that it will end fact-checking and ...
A former deputy chief of staff under President George W. Bush, Kaplan joined Facebook in 2011 to expand its D.C. lobbying efforts.
Conservatives on social media took a victory lap on Tuesday in response to the news that Meta had ended its controversial fact-checking practices and promised to move toward a system more focused on ...
Meta ends its third-party fact-checking program, opting for user-driven content moderation. The change sparks debates over ...
Joel Kaplan, Meta’s new chief global affairs officer, played a leading role in Tuesday’s content moderation announcement.
In a number of sweeping changes that will significantly alter the way that posts, videos and other content are moderated online, Meta will adjust its content review ...
Meta, the parent of Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp, today announced a major overhaul of its content moderation policies, ...
Meta will end its fact-checking program with trusted partners and replace it with a community-driven system similar to X’s Community Notes.