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Events Leading To Facebook's Unfriending Of Australian News Outlets
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison vowed on Friday to press ahead with laws to force Facebook Inc to pay news outlets for content, saying he had received support from world leaders after the social media giant blacked out all media.
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Facebook Is Now Using AI to Help Human Moderators Identify Posts That Need Review
Facebook is deploying machine learning algorithms and relying more on artificial intelligence (AI) to improve its content moderation and priority reported content on its platform. Additionally, Facebook is expanding its Rights Manager to let page admins on its platform and Instagram start submitting copyright protection applications.
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Facebook to Pay $52 Million Settlement for Trauma to Content Reviewers
Facebook has agreed to a $52 million court settlement to compensate content moderators who suffered mental trauma from the graphic and violent images they were required to review, plaintiff lawyers said Tuesday.
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What to Know About Facebook's Content Oversight Board
The members, who will be part-time, so far include constitutional law experts, civil rights advocates, academics, journalists, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and a former judge of the European Court of Human Rights.
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Facebook Names First Members of Oversight Board That Can Overrule CEO Zuckerberg
Facebook has long faced criticism for high-profile content moderation issues. They range from temporarily removing a famous Vietnam-era war photo of a naked girl fleeing a napalm attack, to failing to combat hate speech in Myanmar against the Rohingya and other Muslims.
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Facebook Sued Over "Exposure To Disturbing Images" That Caused Trauma
A former Facebook content moderator is suing the company on the grounds that reviewing disturbing material on a daily basis caused her psychological and physical harm, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in a California superior court.
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Facebook Moderation Guidelines Leaked, Show How It Reviews Hate Speech, Extremist Content
Leaked Facebook documents show how the social media company moderates issues such as hate speech, terrorism, pornography and self-harm on its platform, the Guardian reported.
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US Musician Dies After Live Streaming Suicide on Facebook
According to witnesses, Jared McLemore, 33, a well-known musician in Memphis, ran into Murphy's bar early Saturday morning seconds after setting himself on fire in a parking lot across the street.
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Facebook to Hire 3,000 Reviewers to Screen Out Violent Videos
"If we're going to build a safe community, we need to respond quickly," chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said on his Facebook page.
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Facebook Failed to Remove Reported Extremist, Child Porn Posts: Report
Facebook moderators removed some of reported images but left untouched pro-jihadist posts praising recent attacks and calling for new ones.
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Facebook Pledges Fewer Content Removals, New Criteria As Yet Unclear
Facebook will allow more content on its platform that it would have earlier removed because it violated its standards, with new criteria being worked out, a senior executive said on Monday, following a row over the removal of an iconic Vietnam War photo.
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Facebook Executives Feel The Heat Of Content Controversies
After Facebook's removal of an iconic Vietnam war photo stirred an international uproar last month, the social network's executives quickly backtracked and cleared its publication.
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India Tops in Asking for Content Restrictions: Facebook
Facebook blocked 5,832 pieces of content, including anti-religious matter and hate speeches, during July-December 2014 on orders of Indian government, the highest by any country on the social networking giant's platform.
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Facebook to delete beheading videos shared online
Facebook has said it will delete beheading videos being shared at the leading social network as it re-evaluates its policy regarding whether such content is acceptable.
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Facebook comments on "censorship"
Amid the ongoing storm about the government's request to internet firms to screen user content, Facebook has released a statement
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Events Leading To Facebook's Unfriending Of Australian News Outlets
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison vowed on Friday to press ahead with laws to force Facebook Inc to pay news outlets for content, saying he had received support from world leaders after the social media giant blacked out all media.
-
Facebook Is Now Using AI to Help Human Moderators Identify Posts That Need Review
Facebook is deploying machine learning algorithms and relying more on artificial intelligence (AI) to improve its content moderation and priority reported content on its platform. Additionally, Facebook is expanding its Rights Manager to let page admins on its platform and Instagram start submitting copyright protection applications.
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Facebook to Pay $52 Million Settlement for Trauma to Content Reviewers
Facebook has agreed to a $52 million court settlement to compensate content moderators who suffered mental trauma from the graphic and violent images they were required to review, plaintiff lawyers said Tuesday.
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What to Know About Facebook's Content Oversight Board
The members, who will be part-time, so far include constitutional law experts, civil rights advocates, academics, journalists, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and a former judge of the European Court of Human Rights.
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Facebook Names First Members of Oversight Board That Can Overrule CEO Zuckerberg
Facebook has long faced criticism for high-profile content moderation issues. They range from temporarily removing a famous Vietnam-era war photo of a naked girl fleeing a napalm attack, to failing to combat hate speech in Myanmar against the Rohingya and other Muslims.
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Facebook Sued Over "Exposure To Disturbing Images" That Caused Trauma
A former Facebook content moderator is suing the company on the grounds that reviewing disturbing material on a daily basis caused her psychological and physical harm, according to a lawsuit filed Monday in a California superior court.
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Facebook Moderation Guidelines Leaked, Show How It Reviews Hate Speech, Extremist Content
Leaked Facebook documents show how the social media company moderates issues such as hate speech, terrorism, pornography and self-harm on its platform, the Guardian reported.
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US Musician Dies After Live Streaming Suicide on Facebook
According to witnesses, Jared McLemore, 33, a well-known musician in Memphis, ran into Murphy's bar early Saturday morning seconds after setting himself on fire in a parking lot across the street.
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Facebook to Hire 3,000 Reviewers to Screen Out Violent Videos
"If we're going to build a safe community, we need to respond quickly," chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said on his Facebook page.
-
Facebook Failed to Remove Reported Extremist, Child Porn Posts: Report
Facebook moderators removed some of reported images but left untouched pro-jihadist posts praising recent attacks and calling for new ones.
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Facebook Pledges Fewer Content Removals, New Criteria As Yet Unclear
Facebook will allow more content on its platform that it would have earlier removed because it violated its standards, with new criteria being worked out, a senior executive said on Monday, following a row over the removal of an iconic Vietnam War photo.
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Facebook Executives Feel The Heat Of Content Controversies
After Facebook's removal of an iconic Vietnam war photo stirred an international uproar last month, the social network's executives quickly backtracked and cleared its publication.
-
India Tops in Asking for Content Restrictions: Facebook
Facebook blocked 5,832 pieces of content, including anti-religious matter and hate speeches, during July-December 2014 on orders of Indian government, the highest by any country on the social networking giant's platform.
-
Facebook to delete beheading videos shared online
Facebook has said it will delete beheading videos being shared at the leading social network as it re-evaluates its policy regarding whether such content is acceptable.
-
Facebook comments on "censorship"
Amid the ongoing storm about the government's request to internet firms to screen user content, Facebook has released a statement
