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What the Wall Street Journal Got Wrong | Meta – Facebook

What the Wall Street Journal Got Wrong | Meta

18. sep. 2021 — By Nick Clegg, Vice President of Global Affairs. A lot has been said about Facebook this week. A series of articles published by the Wall …

We fundamentally reject this mischaracterization of our work and impugning of the company’s motives.

Endnu en alvorlig rystelse ramte medieimperiet Facebook den …

22. sep. 2021 — De interne forskningsresultater fra Facebook/Instagram, som WSJ bragte … Nick Clegg, i dag Vice President of Global Affairs hos Facebook.

Facebook Parent Meta Moves Nick Clegg to New Role in Next …

Facebook Parent Meta Moves Nick Clegg to New Role in Next Step of Metaverse Push – WSJ

17. feb. 2022 — Facebook Parent Meta Moves Nick Clegg to New Role in Next Step of Metaverse Push · Former British deputy prime minister named president of global …

Facebook’s parent company is promoting the former British deputy prime minister to president of global affairs.

Facebook says WSJ allegations are ‘mischaracterizations …

Facebook’s Pushback: Stem the Leaks, Spin the Politics, Don’t Say Sorry – WSJ

29. dec. 2021 — Later, Facebook lobbyists warned Democratic staffers that Republicans were focused on the company’s decision to ban expressions of support for …

Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg drove the social-media company’s response to disclosures about its influence on political discourse, teen mental health and other matters. He sent deputies to testify in Congress.

Facebook slams Wall Street Journal reports as ‘deliberate …

18. sep. 2021 — Clegg called “just plain false” an allegation that “Facebook conducts research and then systematically and willfully ignores it if the …

Facebook playing defense after WSJ reports on failure to …

Facebook slams Wall Street Journal reports as ‘deliberate mischaracterisations’ | Facebook | The Guardian

18. sep. 2021 — Nick Clegg, Facebook’s vice-president of global affairs, has slammed the Wall Street Journal for reporting that the social media giant was …

The company’s vice-president of global affairs said the paper had not presented the whole picture on the ‘difficult issues’

Facebook rebukes WSJ over investigation on the platform’s …

Facebook playing defense after WSJ reports on failure to protect users

20. sep. 2021 — Facebook is on the defensive after The Wall Street Journal exposed how far the … Nick Clegg, Facebook’s vice president of global affairs, …

Facebook is on the defensive after The Wall Street Journal exposed how far the company has gone to prioritize profits over the health and safety of its users.

Facebook slams WSJ series for ‘deliberate mischaracterizations’

Facebook rebukes WSJ over investigation on the platform’s ability to harm, ‘toxic’ impact | ZDNET

20. sep. 2021 — Clegg also says that the accusation at the core of the reports, that Facebook conducts research and dismisses anything that is not of benefit to …

Facebook says the series contains “deliberate mischaracterizations.”

Facebook slams WSJ series for ‘deliberate mischaracterizations’ – CNET

19. sep. 2021 — In a Saturday blog post titled What the Wall Street Journal Got Wrong, Vice President of Global Affairs Nick Clegg wrote, “These are serious and …

Articles reported the social media giant was aware of its “ill effects” but did nothing to fix them.