Tag results for "russia"
- Facebook Lets Trump Smear Biden In AdThe social networking platform says it won't vet political ads because it ...
- The Media Math Behind Russian MeddlingThe Mueller investigation confirmed that the Russians meddled in the 2016 U.S. ...
- Why Social Media Influence On The 2020 Election Will Look A Lot Like 2016The Senate Intel Committee released a bipartisan report Tuesday on Russia's use ...
- Facebook Urges Judge To Dismiss Russian 'News' Company's Censorship Claims -- AgainThe Russian company Federal Agency of News has no grounds to revive ...
- Russian 'News' Agency Renews Claims Against FacebookAiming to revive a lawsuit against Facebook, the Russian company Federal Agency ...
- Russia's Watchdog Orders Google To Stop Broadcasting 'Illegal Events' On YouTubeRussia's state communications watchdog has ordered Google to stop "advertising" illegal mass ...
- Russian TV News Covers Food Fests, Not Massive ProtestsRussian riot police violently suppressed pro-democracy demonstrations across Moscow. This had some ...
- Facebook Defeats Russian 'News' Agency's Censorship ClaimHanding Facebook a victory, a federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit ...
- FaceApp's Broad Privacy Policy Draws ScrutinyLike many apps, FaceApp asks users for access to more information than ...
- Privacy Concerns Over FaceAppEveryone's social feeds have probably been inundated with pictures of what people ...
- Majority Of U.S. News Sites Have Trackers Sending Data To RussiaAbout 92% of major news sites in the U.S., U.K., Canada and ...
- Yandex Gets HackedHackers working for Western intelligence agencies reportedly broke into Yandex, a Google ...
- Facebook Tells Regulators Chinese Censorship Is The Real Internet ThreatSir Nick Clegg is on a roll. Fresh from insisting there was ...
- Is Facebook Avoiding The Truth On Brexit And Russia?No evidence, Sir Nick claims. The British public is not so s ...
- Alphabet-Owned Jigsaw Experimented With Russian Troll CampaignJigsaw reportedly purchased services from a social media trolling company to study ...
- Newspapers, Broadcasters And Cable Industry Blast Maryland Electioneering Law"Local and regional newspapers will likely be especially hard hit if forced ...
- Tinder Agrees To Share User Data With Russian GovernmentThe BBC brings news that Tinder has agreed with a Russian demand ...
- Electioneering Law Will Curb Political Ads, Newspapers Say"Google has already ceased running Maryland political ads," the "Washington Post" and ...
- Russian 'News' Agency Battles Facebook Over Account Removals"By blocking FAN's Facebook account and deleting the contents on its web-based ...
- Half Of EU Votes May Have Received Russian Disinformation"The Guardian" warns that research suggests as many as half of European ...
- FCC Battles 'New York Times' Over Net Neutrality CommentsStriking back at The New York Times Company, the FCC is urging ...
- Foreign Secretary Labels RT A 'Weapon Of Disinformation'The Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt will today ramp up the Government's rhetoric ...
- Maryland Seeks To Reinstate Law Requiring Online Newspapers To Disclose Political AdsMaryland's new law imposes only "modest" burdens on newspapers, the Attorney General ...
- 'New York Times' Presses Bid For Data About Net Neutrality Comments"The logs will likely reveal the true extent of the fraud that ...
- 'New York Times' Not Entitled To Information About Net Neutrality Commenters, FCC SaysThe FCC says the data sought by the "Times" -- including IP ...
- Thank You Mr. President For Making My Life EasierAs an easy way to save time and words, this week's column ...
- Talkradio Could Be Sanctioned By Ofcom Over Novichok Phone-In"Press Gazette" reports that Ofcom is considering sanctioning Talkradio for a show ...
- Show Goes On, For Alex SalmondFormer First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond, will continue to host his ...
- Starcom Wins McDonald's RussiaThe award is part of a market-by-global media agency review that McDonald's ...
- Yandex Leads Google In Russia Based On Language TranslationYandex lead Google in Russia for its ability, in part, to provide ...
