China Hits Back After Twitter and Facebook Block Pro-Beijing ContentChinese state media—rather ironically—is accusing Twitter and Facebook of suppressing free speech.- China Is Using Twitter, Facebook to Influence Hong Kong ProtestsFrom at least 900 coordinated accounts to running paid ads, China is using banned social networks to spread talking points amid the protests.
Why Twitter Has Regrets About Killing Vine—Data SheetThis is your Data Sheet for Thursday, August 15, 2019
Twitter Has Tripled the Number of Workers Policing Its Service in the Past YearTwitter says it has about 1,500 employees working to review abusive content on its service—a growing problem for the social media company.
Twitter May Have Shared User Data Without PermissionUnknown number of users affected.
Elon Musk Tweet Might Violate SEC Consent DecreeThe SEC agreement was put in place to prevent Musk from affecting the company's stock price through social media.
Social Media's Plan to Fight Online Trolls Gets a Reality Check: Eye on A.I.Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube's plan for using artificial intelligence to combat offensive content has serious limitations, analyst says.
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