Trump won’t be fact-checked on Facebook, per Meta The policy isn’t new. And it applies to all politicians. November 21, 2022 Seth Smalley
Meta won’t comment on its plans to abandon CrowdTangle Concerns are growing over the loss of the unparalleled tool for analyzing trends, tracking article sources and understanding virality on Facebook. August 18, 2022 Seth Smalley
Meta Oversight Board to rule on COVID-19 misinformation policy Options include continuing to remove infractions, sending them to fact-checkers to judge and labeling content with links to factual information. July 29, 2022 Seth Smalley
Opinion | Sheryl Sandberg — once known as Facebook’s adult in the room — is leaving the company As COO, Sandberg helped grow Facebook into one of the biggest and most successful companies in the world — but not without controversy. June 2, 2022 Tom Jones
Former Capital Gazette editor on joining Meta’s Bulletin ‘Annapolis is my life. Journalism is how I live it.’ February 23, 2022 Kristen Hare
No, Facebook and parent company Meta do not have a new rule that allows them to use people’s photos The company said its data policy and terms of service remain in effect and that its name change does not affect how it uses or shares data. November 18, 2021 Samantha Putterman
