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Karen Kornbluh

4 articles decelerating

Karen Kornbluh has appeared in 4 articles since 2021-04. Coverage peaked in 2021Q3 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Facebook.

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Coverage Timeline

2022-08-12
Wall Street Journal 27 related

The US FTC seeks public comment on federal online privacy rules, which could take years to enact, and is considering various paths, such as focusing on children

on our location, our health, what we read online, who we know, what we buy. @FTC is seeking comment on whether to issue rules aimed at commercial surveillance & lax data security practices. https://ww...

2021-09-18
CNBC 17 related

Adam Mosseri faces criticism after comparing social media to cars, saying “cars create way more value than they destroy”, even though people die in accidents

a delightful & depressing social lubricant blending short-term euphoria w/ long-term regret that offers to young consumers a messy cocktail of dopamine, disorientation, and dependency. Social media is...

2021-08-25
Washington Post

A look at Vaccine Talk, a tightly moderated Facebook group for vaccine skeptics with ~70K members that aims to change their minds with evidence-based info

As social media giants struggle to crack down on false claims about covid, ordinary users are finding ways to reach vaccine skeptics — and win them over. Tweets: @cwarzel , @ethanz , @aetiology , @lau...

2021-04-03
Bloomberg

How Facebook's stance that it won't ban posts unless they “cause imminent harm”, reversed in Feb. 2021, has led people to believe dangerous lies about COVID-19

Mark Zuckerberg wanted to make his social network a reliable source about the pandemic. Tweets: @bw , @chafkin , @karenkornbluh , @ryanmarino , @dcodedemocracy , @bw , @center4inquiry , @basuashis , @...

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