Margaret Sullivan The Washington Post
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Opinion: Mark Zuckerberg Should At Least Step Down As Facebook Chairman
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg once set out a bit of digital-world wisdom that became his company's informal motto: "Move fast and break things." After the past week's developments, the 34-year-old should declare mission accomplished - and find something else to do for the next few decades.
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Why A Journalist Broke A Cardinal Rule And Revealed Source To FBI
It's pretty much an inviolable rule of journalism: Protect your sources.
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Opinion: She Created A Document To Warn Women Of Sexual Harassers, And It's Haunted Her Ever Since
Moira Donegan readily admits that she didn't know what was coming last fall when she briefly posted a crowdsourced document identifying dozens of men in the publishing industry who reportedly had sexually harassed or assaulted women.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Explains How the Social Network Works to Senators
The senators and the Facebook founder spoke different languages, and there was no simultaneous translation.
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Opinion: From The Pen Of An 18-Year-Old Harvey Weinstein
It had been going on since the early 1980s
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Opinion: What TV Journalists Did Wrong - And The New York Times Did Right - In Meeting With Trump
On Monday, some of the biggest names in TV news trooped into Trump Tower for an off-the-record meeting with the president-elect.
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It's Not Debatable: Tonight Will Be This Presidential Campaign's Moment Of Truth
We interrupt this political feeding frenzy for a tiny moment of appreciation and optimism.
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Opinion: Face It, Facebook: You're In The News Business
But Facebook doesn't see itself that way, even though two thirds of its 1.6 billion users get news there - and even though they all now can be citizen journalists with live-broadcast cameras in their pockets.
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Opinion: Mark Zuckerberg Should At Least Step Down As Facebook Chairman
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg once set out a bit of digital-world wisdom that became his company's informal motto: "Move fast and break things." After the past week's developments, the 34-year-old should declare mission accomplished - and find something else to do for the next few decades.
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Why A Journalist Broke A Cardinal Rule And Revealed Source To FBI
It's pretty much an inviolable rule of journalism: Protect your sources.
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Opinion: She Created A Document To Warn Women Of Sexual Harassers, And It's Haunted Her Ever Since
Moira Donegan readily admits that she didn't know what was coming last fall when she briefly posted a crowdsourced document identifying dozens of men in the publishing industry who reportedly had sexually harassed or assaulted women.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Explains How the Social Network Works to Senators
The senators and the Facebook founder spoke different languages, and there was no simultaneous translation.
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Opinion: From The Pen Of An 18-Year-Old Harvey Weinstein
It had been going on since the early 1980s
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Opinion: What TV Journalists Did Wrong - And The New York Times Did Right - In Meeting With Trump
On Monday, some of the biggest names in TV news trooped into Trump Tower for an off-the-record meeting with the president-elect.
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It's Not Debatable: Tonight Will Be This Presidential Campaign's Moment Of Truth
We interrupt this political feeding frenzy for a tiny moment of appreciation and optimism.
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Opinion: Face It, Facebook: You're In The News Business
But Facebook doesn't see itself that way, even though two thirds of its 1.6 billion users get news there - and even though they all now can be citizen journalists with live-broadcast cameras in their pockets.
