Media Summary: Moderator: Donie O'Sullivan, Reporter, CNN Panelists: Camille Francois, Chief Innovation Officer, Graphika Toni Gidwani, Analyst ... Alex Stamos, former chief security officer at Facebook who is now an adjunct professor at Stanford University, joins "Squawk Box" ... Tech companies have long argued that users should be able to judge content for themselves - but critics say
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Moderator: Donie O'Sullivan, Reporter, CNN Panelists: Camille Francois, Chief Innovation Officer, Graphika Toni Gidwani, Analyst ... Alex Stamos, former chief security officer at Facebook who is now an adjunct professor at Stanford University, joins "Squawk Box" ... Tech companies have long argued that users should be able to judge content for themselves - but critics say Professor Sandra González-Bailón and colleagues analyzed the spread of over one billion Facebook posts to reveal how ... Elections2020: Twitter has restricted a tweet for making misleading claims about Drawing on her personal path from indifferent citizen to passionate campaigner, Victoria Bonney implores us to examine the ways ...
Open societies face an unprecedented assault from orchestrated disinformation campaigns, but few sustainable solutions have ... May 26 -- Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde discusses how the U.K. Labour Party employed Blue State Digital to help with its digital ... Facebook has announced steps to prevent its platform being exploited in the week leading up to the US presidential As journalists cover the high-stakes 2026 midterm On this week's episode of "Decoding Democracy," we speak with Adrian Fontes, Arizona Secretary of State, about how voters can ... Earlier this year Americast and Newsnight launched the Undercover Voter project exploring what content US voters see on
You might hear a voice you know and see a face you trust – but is it real, or a deep fake? The KSL Investigators sought out advice ... A former Facebook insider speaks out in an on-camera interview with After Facebook, Twitter and YouTube were used to manipulate voters four years ago, now they're working to protect their platforms ...
