#Facebook CEO #MarkZuckerberg is suddenly in demand for distinctly non-virtual meetings, with both the UK parliament and the European Parliament demanding answers pertaining to alleged data misuse #CambridgeAnalytica #Brexit #Trump
— ッ MEDIOLANA® EDU (@Mediolana) March 22, 2018
#Facebook – which is the world's most subscribed-to social network by some distance, with more than 2bn monthly active users – has long faced criticism for both its business model and wider impact on contemporary culture, but the company's present predicament is unprecedented
— ッ MEDIOLANA® EDU (@Mediolana) March 22, 2018
While #Facebook may need to answer certain questions in the public interest – and moreover, operate within a meaningful regulatory regime – lawmakers must resist the temptation to use loaded and legally nebulous phrases such as 'manipulate #democracy' #CambridgeAnalytics
— ッ MEDIOLANA® EDU (@Mediolana) March 22, 2018
Analysis: there is a risk that Mark #Zuckerburg's shattered public image – which in certain quarters of the Internet could scarcely get any lower – may be used to effectively scapegoat #Facebook for the political failings of others; due process + proportionality are indispensable
— ッ MEDIOLANA® EDU (@Mediolana) March 22, 2018
To watch: #Facebookgate notwithstanding, the platform's future relevance will have much more to do with whether it can sustain user interest – something that paradoxically may depend on the health of the offline networks which ultimately sustain the site https://t.co/W6lHaUW5Lp
— ッ MEDIOLANA® EDU (@Mediolana) March 22, 2018