Danielle Abril

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  • TikTok’s loss is Dubsmash’s gain.Tech

    Meet Dubsmash, the video service stealing some of TikTok’s thunder

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  • Facebook’s civil rights efforts were put under the microscope.Tech

    5 key things Facebook must improve, according to civil rights audit

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  • WalmartTech

    Walmart’s reported $98 annual subscription service could fuel the chain’s explosive e-commerce business

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  • Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.Tech

    Facebook boycott organizers on meeting Mark Zuckerberg: ‘The company is functionally flawed’

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  • PostmatesTech

    Will food delivery prices rise following Uber’s purchase of Postmates?

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  • Daniel Lubetzky, founder of KIND, a snack company that has joined a boycott of Facebook ads.Tech

    KIND’s founder on joining the Facebook ad boycott: ‘It was not an easy decision’

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  • John Matze, CEO of Parler, a social media site used mainly by conservatives.Tech

    Conservative social media darling Parler discovers that free speech is messy

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  • Twitch kicked President Trump off its service.Tech

    Why Twitch banning Donald Trump isn’t a big deal

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  • Mark ZuckerbergTech

    We still haven’t heard from some of Facebook’s biggest advertisers on the growing ad boycott

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  • Tom KeiserTech

    Hootsuite’s new CEO has some thoughts about Facebook’s advertiser rebellion

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  • Google’s coronavirus relief package has gotten off to a slow start.Tech

    Google gets mixed reviews for its coronavirus aid initiative

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  • Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg.Tech

    These big businesses are all boycotting Facebook ads

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  • Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergTech

    Facebook tackles a persistent problem: users sharing old news

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  • Facebook's ad boycott bluesNewsletters

    Facebook faces ad boycott blues

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  • Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergTech

    Facebook ad boycott: ‘It’s not going to do anything to the company financially’

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