Zuckerberg takes Facebook data apology tour to Washington. The creator of the world’s largest social network is testifying at two congressional hearings this week.
Zuckerberg takes Facebook data apology tour to Washington. The creator of the world’s largest social network is testifying at two congressional hearings this week.
Anna Eshoo, a California congresswoman whose district is adjacent to Facebook's Menlo Park headquarters, pressed Zuckerberg Wednesday on whether the company would be willing to change its business ...
Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced Wednesday that in response to a spate of violent incidents broadcast live on the social media platform, the company will add thousands of new ...
During the fourth quarter, the company announced it's testing a place for news stories on the Facebook app and rolled out a tool to remind users to get their preventive health care screenings and ...
Mark Zuckerberg apologized. Now he has to fix Facebook for real. Facebook's CEO defiantly refuses to let Russian propaganda, the Cambridge Analytica scandal or hate-spewing trolls ruin his creation.
Facebook's Zuckerberg pushes back at criticism over handling of scandals. CEO Mark Zuckerberg denies the company tried to hinder an investigation into Russian election meddling but acknowledges he ...
Facebook's Zuckerberg: I started this place, I run it, I'm responsible. The CEO acknowledges that millions more profiles than initially reported were passed to Cambridge Analytica.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg outlined five core values for Facebook in a letter to potential investors. The letter appeared in regulatory filings that Facebook Inc. first submitted in February for ...
The Facebook CEO revealed during a House committee hearing on Wednesday that his data was also sold to ... a lecturer at Cambridge University, ... Rep. Anna Eshoo, a Democrat from California ...
Facebook's app cleanup may be harder than Mark Zuckerberg thinks. CNET found now-defunct apps from Apple and Samsung on Facebook that had access to all kinds of data about you and your friends.
Zuckerberg's DC trip: What the spectacle looked like up close. The Facebook CEO's trip to Washington to testify before Congress was quite the scene -- both in the hearing room and outside it.
It's a coterie of aides who fly ahead to a location where a candidate -- or in this case, Zuckerberg -- will make a public appearance, to set up accommodations and make sure the optics are just right.
"It's not a normal remedy," said New York University Law professor Eleanor Fox, who is an expert on anti-trust regulation. ... Inside the home of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan.
"This was a major breach of trust, and I'm really sorry that this happened," the Facebook chief executive said during an interview Wednesday with CNN. "We have a basic responsibility to protect ...
The day after Facebook's IPO hit the stock market, CEO Mark Zuckerberg managed to pull his own secret wedding that came as a surprise to everyone, including the wedding guests. INSIDE EDITION has ...
Zuckerberg faces harder questions in second round of testimony. After some inane questions from the US Senate, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg fielded tougher ones from the House.
Fixing Facebook? Zuckerberg falls short of his New Year's goal. From a data privacy scandal to leadership concerns, Facebook's troubles kept growing in 2018.
Referring to the app developer who shared Facebook data with Cambridge Analytica, Zuckerberg acknowledged, "This was a breach of trust between [Aleksandr] Kogan, Cambridge Analytica and Facebook.
Facebook's Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and bitcoin: The biggest Tech Turkeys of 2018. The tech industry has had so many screwups this year, it's hard to keep track.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has a tough road ahead in Europe on data privacy. Turns out "sorry" doesn’t seem to work as much for the social network’s chief anymore.