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Britain asks Facebook for information about suspected Russian influence in Brexit
A British parliamentary committee investigating “fake news” and suspected foreign interference in politics said Tuesday it has asked Facebook for details on Russian-linked ads used during the Brexit vote and June’s general election.
Tweets and Instagrams from North Korea Offer More Candid Peek from the Closed Country
In an unexpected move, the North Korean government has opened up it mobile network to foreigners. Now for the first time foreign reporters can access the internet from their phones and instantly post photos and tweets to the web.
Your Company’s Social Media Policy Might Be Illegal
Here’s something that workers and employers alike have been grappling with: How much can employees talk about company matters on Facebook and other social media sites? Employers have typically tried to restrict what their employees say online about work place issues, especially if their comments are negative. But federal labor regulators are pushing back. According to some recent rulings […]