Facebook not comfortable making choices for users
Facebook India MD says the company doesn’t want to be in the space of filtering political speeches, and it is up to the government to chalk out the rules.
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The great global churning
During the transition to an uncertain destination with unpredictable outcomes and consequences, politics is likely to be volatile and dangerous.
Facebook: Fall from grace
Connecting around 35% of the world’s population, Facebook holds great sway over people’s choices, giving rise to calls to ‘break it up’.
Why we should watch our digital diet
Reduce device notifications to only what is necessary. Simply muting a few notifications can significantly improve productivity.
Inside the issue: November 2018
A sneak peek into the issue.
Why Facebook is ‘feeling optimistic’
The social networking platform will hope that the Star India executive will help Facebook become more Indian and drive business growth from new avenues like video content.
The mirage of consumer anger and brand punishment
Consumers today exercise their power to punish brands for their misdeeds. While this may be true to some extent, it is only a partial truth.
All likes, no clickbait
Adam Mosseri, Facebook’s product head for News Feed, speaks about his company’s relationship with the media and its plans for the Indian market.
Glorious bustards
How the internet is saving wildlife, one click at a time.
