Wednesday, Jan 08

Meta announces a shift in content moderation to users, ending third-party fact-checking and adopting a community-driven model, raising concerns about misinformation.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Mark Zuckerberg announces major policy changes at Meta, including ending fact-checking, while sporting a rare $900,000 watch.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Meta's new policy allows derogatory references to women, transgender identities, and removes independent fact-checking, sparking controversy.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Sunny Hostin's comparison of the January 6 Capitol riot to the Holocaust stirs controversy, alongside Facebook's policy changes and other significant political discussions.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg's recent changes to fact-checking policies show a significant shift in his approach toward Donald Trump and free speech.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Zuckerberg announces the end of fact-checking on Facebook and Instagram, signaling a shift towards more political content in the social media landscape.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg announces a rollback of censorship policies, embracing a free speech approach for the social media platform.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Meta has announced the end of its fact-checking program, replacing it with Community Notes, inviting debate on misinformation, bias, and freedom of expression.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Meta's decision to eliminate fact-checkers has been criticized as a major setback for public discourse, impacting free speech and misinformation.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Meta is shifting from fact-checkers to community notes on Facebook and Instagram, aiming for improved free expression and reduced content restrictions.