i think a lot of the push back the company gave when the facebook fair -- facebook files first came out -- host: how does it feel as a reporter when all of these employees who risked a lot, they had to sign in da's -- they had to sign nda's, talk to you and say, please put this out in the public because i want to see something happen and then get that company response. how do you wrap your head around it as a journalist? jeff: from my point of view as a reporter, it is good. it is meta almost radicalizing its own staff. when your company is saying, that does not exist and everyone knows otherwise on your staff, you are creating a delta between reality and the company's position. and i think employees do not respond well to that. to some degree that has resulted in continued -- from that company. you know this from your work. and incidentally i should note, and something i wanted to ask you about in terms of no filter, but my interrogator did write the div -- definitive work on instagram's rise. if i can briefly turn the table here, i guess i would want to ask -- in terms -- i was not ev

why does she join facebook? yes, i think francis is a fascinating human being and a remarkable source. you know, this is a story that like candidly, the people at mit had a hard believing because it was so like almost like scripted, good. and candidly, i did, too when i first met her and heard all about this stuff, i was like, i think person's gilding the lily. i had to do a lot of research. so her background is that had she had a friend who was radical ized on the internet and it wasn't met platforms that did it but, this guy went from, you know, sort of being a, shall we say, you went down a rabbit hole that began with politics and ended up with some version of white nationalism and the singularity, which is when computers overtake human beings as you know, the more intelligent and dominant force. it was all very weird. but point being, is this this guy just lost his marbles, actually, by his own admission. i tracked him down later. and so she facebook and tried to recruit her for years because, you know, that

but it does not cost anything to open a facebook page. and so to make so much turn on who owns the facebook page deems quite artificial. the mayor of the small town could have everybody whaooks like a quasi- public meeting on the farm. but an elected public official in the jurisdiction what' in millions of people can't do that. >of justice i agree if there is a duty to do a certain thing that fact it's happening on ive property whether it's the farm o the facebook lives orheoo is not going to an that by the government official cannot take things away if they are carrying out a duty that is going t still be state action. i think we have to be really careful beforessing something that's happening on private property is state action just because it's talking about theubct matter absent se duty to have thaonversation protected dutysositive law that's a pretty clear sharp limitation. but if you agree dutan arise from custom, you agree with that? what's i agree with that but in that narrow sense of custom that has a forcef law that's how this c

our submission will reading facebook account is ext o 70 writing a personal facebook inhabits to talk about topics that matter to his employer as well as his community and him peonally that is not eug. on w to see if this is in the extra bucket due or duty bucket, mr. friede was able to take on his febk page when he was being subject to the prate capacity suits. he was able to take it down, that is left speechnd if this were a part of his doer under tyhey may have said you need a facebook presence, it's critical for the city to communicate with the government he woun' have been allowed to do that but he would've been redi facebook page and his official capacity would've been uty because it would've been something he was instructed to do by the mayor. >> thank you. >> justice gorges. >> juice kavanaugh, justice jackson? >> to ask you one last thing, i'm tin to understand how we evaluate the government empye controlling access to private property. you keep focusing on the private property nature of this. at if we have a big concert, taylor swift has a big concert in a private area park

our smission will reading facebook account is extra or 70 writing a personal facebook inbi to talk about topics that matter to his employer as well as his comni and him personally that isot enough. one way to see if this is in the extra bucket due or a duty bucket, mr. friede was aeo take on his facebook page when he wasei subject to the private capacity suits. he was able to te it down, that is left speech and if this were a part of hisoer under duty they may have said you need a facebook presee, it's critical for the city to communicate with the government he wouldn't have been allowed to do that but h wld've been redington facebook page and his official cy would've been a duty because it would've been somethe was instructed to do by the mayor. >> thank you. >> justice gorges. >> justice kavanaugh, jti jackson? >> to ask you o lt thing, i'm trying to understand how we evaluate the government employee controlling access to private property. you kee fusing on the private property naturef this. what if we have a big concert, taylor swift has a big concert in a private area park or somethi

we have done on facebook and instagram. they have not done -- i know people. clearview ai and our other actors have done it again and again. there is not people that are protecting us. he developed scrapers himself and told us about hiring random people that he met in strange corners of the internet to go out and hunt faces for him. he said, sometimes you wouldn't even know their name. they would be like, i scraped couch surfing.com and angel list and i have this collection of faces. you want to buy it? you can pay me in cryptocurrency . it was a free-for-all on the internet to get faces. it is hard for us to protect ourselves against that, because it's not just the photos that you have posted publicly, but people who have other people who have posted photos of you. >> there are companies that have many of our photos, like google and facebook and it is so interesting. at the end of part one, you talk about how the companies could do it, but chose not to. he say -- it wasn't that they couldn't build it, but they were afraid to. why were they afraid to do someth

he was he made facebook quizzes.he made iphone games, kind of stuff at the wall to see what would stick, but nothing did. and you know he ended up moving to new york 2015, falling in with a very kind of conservative of crowd and the people that would become his co-founders, the company that became clearview ai. yeah, something i thought was really interesting about his story. he doesn't have like some, you know mission that he's chasing. definitely. he just wants know what's going to be successful, what's to stick. so these facebook quizzes this you know he does like an iphone app like trump hair and he's really just seen what you know what's going to work until it seems like once he hits facial recognition something is different there he really kind of goes down this like dark rabbit hole and he you know, you outline in the book this kind of like long history of people thinking they can determine about a person based on their features. so it was just really interesting to me that he seemed pretty obsessed with can y

he was he made facebook quizzes.he made iphone games, kind of stuff at the wall to see what would stick, but nothing did. and you know he ended up moving to new york 2015, falling in with a very kind of conservative of crowd and the people that would become his co-founders, the company that became clearview ai. yeah, something i thought was really interesting about his story. he doesn't have like some, you know mission that he's chasing. definitely. he just wants know what's going to be successful, what's to stick. so these facebook quizzes this you know he does like an iphone app like trump hair and he's really just seen what you know what's going to work until it seems like once he hits facial recognition something is different there he really kind of goes down this like dark rabbit hole and he you know, you outline in the book this kind of like long history of people thinking they can determine about a person based on their features. so it was just really interesting to me that he seemed pretty obsessed with can y

facebook is our internet.it's extremely powerful. >> do you think he understood the severity of your message? >> no. no, it's really clear he didn't, in retrospect. i mean, his first instinct, again, was growth. he said, "where are the other 3%?" >> did he care? >> no. not then. look, i never wanted to make it be personal. not with duterte. not with mark zuckerberg. but in 2016, i -- that's when i realized we had to call for an end to impunity. and these two men, were actuay changing our world in the philippines, and not for the better. rodrigo duterte had started a brutal drug war where my reporter -- one reporter, every night, would come home with video of at least eight dead bodies every night -- gagged, dumped on the sidewalk. who enabled that? mark zuckerberg and facebook. in 2016, i went to them with what we found, that 26 fake accounts can actually influence at least 3 million others. we counted that manually. i gave the excel sheets. i wanted to talk about this. i believed in facebook. you know? i thou

the ignore realities invoicinu facebook live. the ignore realities invoicing boxes _ facebook live.ealities invoicing boxes globally and - facebook live. the ignore realitiesj invoicing boxes globally and highly polarised and intense conflict and giving everyone a voice that the same time keeping up and be really acknowledging make errors that can be frustrating for people to be deliberately and systematically suppressed a particular voice is. 1049 and for peaceful content that supported palestine with one case involving the removal of content in support of israel. this is the biggest wave of suppression of conflict in the censorship taking place on instagram and facebook is systematic and global. the mets is claiming 1000 examples out of the enormous amount of content about the conflict is misleading. cases in this report do not reflect the overall distribution of censorship not just the overall distribution of censorship notjust the people continue to report the removal of content after the campaign group completed its analysis for this report. around the world and across the uk.

it was under herwatch that facebook procured the israeli mobile web analytics company onavo. onavo. was founded by guy rosen and roy tiger, both veterans of the israeli military intelligence unit 8200. mendelson was ecstatic about facebook's procurement of the company, stating anavo with all its know how in data compression will help facebook achieve its vision of linking the largest number of users possible in the world, including of course africa and the middle east. during the last decade of mendelson leading metter, there has been a large number of unit 8200 veterans employed across the company. another person present at the dinner with morgan and mendelson was catherine jenkins. the singer has raised funds for the jnf, israel's largest settler building body in occupied palestine. are we to believe that these two dinner companions did not seek to influence morgan's coverage of israel's genocide war in gazza? it seems that pears morgan does have a horse in the race after all. always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor

i saw these facebook papers as evidence that facebook knew the harms it was causing and did nothing about it. akin to the way in which tobacco companies tried to hide research about lung cancer. >> reporter: after that, she believes meta began turning up the pressure on harvard. >> i don't think i would have been in the position that i'm in right now if i had not proceeded with this project. >> reporter: donovan would help a group whistleblower eight sent this to harvard, the u.s. secretary of education, and the massachusetts attorney general, alleging harvard officials began adopting meta's language and questioned dr. donovan's research methodologies, specifically with respect to facebook. acting on behalf of meta's best interest and compared meta's behavior to oil and gas and big pharma, each of which manipulated institutions into producing research projects that supported their respective industries. >> this field is being run by tech oligarchs who believe that academic research should be a wing of their pr. >> reporter: meta has long pushed back against research that blames the compan

facebook, harvard, are they saying anything? >> no word back from meta this morning, facebook's parent company. we are also still waiting to hear back from harvard. the "washington post" who first broke this story earlier this morning, harvard telling them that they essentially the accusations here are totally false, that funders, donors, don't have a say essentially in these academic research pursuits. just pulling back for a second, i will just say joan when she left harvard or as she says she was pushed out of harvard last year, that raised a lot of concerns in the community that monitors this sort of stuff, disinformation, because in their view they're getting attacked on all sides. they are getting pushed from a republican house of representatives, researchers in this space are getting sued, it's all kind of setting up a space as we go into 2024 where people who are calling out disinformation in these campaigns in the past could be muzzled. >> by the way, some of these platforms are allowing more of that disinformation. >>

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i mean, if you try it facebook, you know, young people don't want to be on facebook anymore, but take all the people, right? so many situations everyone kind of has to be on facebook, right? it's one of the way she get jobs is one of the ways you make networks. it's one of the way she key of all entries, associations, guy, and you kind of say, yeah, we consent to giving you old updates. that's amount of size that because we want sterling facebook, well you're is beginning to say in fact is saying that's not valid and that's not real. consent is changing. i'm very shortly reading very shortly within the next 5 years. probably not business model is going to be legal in europe, and will, you know, the likes of measure and so full to do it that's, it is right up for grabs right now, right. are they gonna have to approach a different kind of advertising, all the going to have to go to a subscription model, all the gotta do some combination of who lives these things. so we really mentally pass that point. okay, in your and a great deal that the rest of the world that remains now is very ame

i mean, if you type facebook, you know, young people don't want to be on facebook, any mobile type goals, people, right? so many situations, everyone kind of has to be on facebook, right? it's one of the ways you get jobs. it's one of the ways you night networks. it's one of the way she key of all entries. i see asians guy and you kind of say, yeah, we consent to giving you old updates that amount of size that because we want to drink facebook. well, you're is beginning to say, in fact, is saying that it's not valid, right? that's not real. consent is changing. i'm very shortly reading very shortly within the next 5 years. probably not business model is going to be illegal in europe. and will, you know, the likes of measure and so full to do with asset ease, right? for grinders right now, right? are they gonna have to approach different kinds of advertising? are they going to have to go to a subscription model? all the going to do some combination of who is these things, so we're really mentally past that point. okay, in your and a great deal at the rest of the world. that remains now ve

well, facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. it wasn't during the conversation on x now heinz' as a inside story for me laura. kyle, i'm the whole team here is bye for now. the, the president biden says, wants a 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. what does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? the quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line. it was supposed to be a refuse, which says truly is brothers. home was allegedly the scene of torture. right. and even murder one. 0, one east investigates the crimes. and those set tips behind on, on the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae, this is, can you tell a lie from coming up in the next 60 minutes? israel continues as relentless as strikes across gaza. at least 12 people are killed in a house in the center of the strip. benjamin netanyahu says israel should take control of the philadelphia, colorado from kansas border w

i saw these facebook papers as evidence that facebook knew the harms it was causing and did nothing about it. akin to the way in which tobacco companies tried to hide research about lung cancer. >> reporter: after that she believes meta began turning up the pressure on harvard. >> i don't think that i would have been in the position that i'm in right now if i had not proceeded with this project. >> reporter: donovan with help from a group called whistleblower aid sent this complaint to harvard, u.s. secretary of education and massachusetts attorney general alleging harvard officials began adopting meta's language and questioning dr. donovan's v research specifically with respect to meta. and she said that they manipulated institutions into researching products that supported their respective industries. >> this field is being run by tech oligarchs who believe that academic research should be a wing of their pr. >> reporter: meta has long pushed back against research that blames the company for harming society, but the company did not comment for this story. harvard says that allegations o

to curry favor with meta, that's facebook.closure, joan donovan acknowledges meadows growing influence with the university including a 500 million dollar pledge from the nonprofit organization started by mark zuckerberg himself went to her exit. donovan's been an outspoken voice in the world of disinformation often pointing out how, internet companies, profit from this. a harvard kennedy school denies the claim, saying the doctors claims of unfair treatment and donor interference are false. the university also said it is a long-standing policy that research projects are led by faculty members which donovan was not. the faculty member leading the project left harvard, they were unable to find a replacement and the program was and it. the school also said she was not fired. with us for more joan donovan herself, currently a professor at boston university as one of the world's experts for leading internet disinformation. she wrote the book meme wars, -- joan i welcome you back, i wish it was on better news. what do you think abou

meta says it's okay for facebook , but the national for facebook, but the national crime agency sayst. and of course, the risk is that the agency is saying that this move could lead to much greater abuse of children and paedophiles sharing horrific images online. well, i'm delighted to be joined by john taylor online safety for schools rep and campaigner john schools rep and campaignerjohn thanks for being with us. this is a it's so hard to know what's right and what's wrong here. i know the online safety bill has taken ages and ages . what's your taken ages and ages. what's your taken ages and ages. what's your take on this is the situation. is it about the encryption or is it about something else that you're concerned about ? you're concerned about? >> um, i suppose a bit of both. encryption or end to end encryption has been about now for some time and actually meta and facebook are quite sort of last at the party. they've been doing it with their own whatsapp now for some years. ai messenger, they've got end to end encryption. so they're actually quite late to the party for encryp

papers this trope of internal facebook documents that were leaked by whistleblower in late 2021. donovan research project was officially shut down by the school earlier this year. she has since moved on to a new role at boston university. but this disclosure is raising questions about academic freedom at harvard and in a crucial online disinformation space. especially as we head into the 2024 election season. donovan's disclosure asked for an investigation into harvard kennedy school's activities. i will say harbert is strongly pushing back on these accusations. a statement for the kennedy school in a statement from the kennedy school a spokesperson said donovan's allegations of unfair treatment and donor interference are false. the narrative is full of inaccuracies and baseless insinuations particularly the suggestion harvard kennedy school allowed facebook to dictate its approach to research. harvard set the research project was shut down because donovan was not a faculty member and they also asked meta for, comments. the company declined to comment. >> thank you so much for th

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meta says it's okay for facebook , but the national for facebook, but the national crime agency sayst. and of course, the risk is that the agency is saying that this move could lead to much greater abuse of children and paedophiles sharing horrific images online. well, i'm delighted to be joined by john taylor online safety for schools rep and campaigner john schools rep and campaignerjohn thanks for being with us. this is a it's so hard to know what's right and what's wrong here. i know the online safety bill has taken ages and ages . what's your taken ages and ages. what's your taken ages and ages. what's your take on this is the situation. is it about the encryption or is it about something else that you're concerned about ? you're concerned about? >> um, i suppose a bit of both. encryption or end to end encryption has been about now for some time and actually meta and facebook are quite sort of last at the party. they've been doing it with their own whatsapp now for some years. ai messenger, they've got end to end encryption. so they're actually quite late to the party for encryp

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