The chief executive officers of Facebook, Alphabet, Amazon and Apple have agreed to testify before a congressional panel investigating competition issues in the ...
Mark Zuckerberg
The announcement comes after several companies joined a "Stop Hate for Profit" campaign started by U.S. civil rights groups
Over 160 companies, including the likes of Verizon Communications and Unilever Plc, have halted buying ads on Facebook Inc.
The global campaign will proceed as organizers continue to urge more U.S. companies to participate.
Some big companies have been pulling out of Facebook Ads under the #StopHateForProfit campaign and that just made Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg poorer by $7.2 ...
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that under its new policies, Facebook will ban all ads that target people and brand them as threats to anyone’s physical safety ...
Earlier in the day, shares of Facebook and Twitter dropped sharply after consumer-product maker Unilever announced a new ad boycott on Facebook, Twitter and ...
Facebook's head of trust and safety Neil Potts went on a call with about 200 advertisers to discuss the situation.
These US companies claim that Facebook was not doing enough to take down hate speech on its platforms.
Facebook said that users can perform this action on Facebook or Instagram directly from any political or social issue ad or through each platform's ad settings.