Internal Facebook survey shows only 51% believe Facebook was having a positive impact in the world, down 23% from May and down 5.5% from last year
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@joelcifer
Joel Pavelski
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49% of Facebook employees say they don't believe the company is having a positive impact on the world https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ...
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@johnpaczkowski
John Paczkowski
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“one Facebook employee asked in an internal group for elections integrity why the social platform was featuring a live stream of the event from RT, a Russian state-controlled and funded broadcaster” https://www.buzzfeednews.com/ ... via @RMac18
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@quinnypig
HydroxyCoreyQuinn
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My first thought: “51% seems high.” My second thought: “Wait, that's an INTERNAL survey?!” https://twitter.com/...
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@dontbenebby
@dontbenebby
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@RMac18 @BuzzFeedNews 51% feels small to me when I factor in it's a poll of workers about the company which pays them and operates a vast surveillance apparatus, but hey, i guess all some will see is 51% so, hey, mission accomplished!
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@farah_pandith
Farah Pandith
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@RMac18 @blakehounshell Kool-aid and $ are wonderful, aren't they? I so wish it was making the world a “better place”. Having worked on fighting extremist ideology for two decades, I often wonder what would have happened if FB had chosen to be leaders in fighting hate. Instead, w…