A Facebook executive's memo that claimed the "ugly truth" was that anything it did to grow was justified has been made public, embarrassing the company. The 2016 post said that this applied even if it meant people might die as a result of bullying or terrorism. Both the author and the company's chief ...
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From Facebook to Volkswagen and Samsung: why national stereotypes matter during corporate crises
From Facebook to Volkswagen and Samsung: why national stereotypes matter during corporate crises Timo Mandler , TBS Business School and ...
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From Facebook to Volkswagen and Samsung: why national stereotypes matter during corporate crises Timo Mandler , TBS Business School and ...
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A Facebook user known as Amy DC has expressed concern when Facebook deleted a meme on the grounds of “hate speech”. The meme was a ... ...
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Jason Birch just found himself banned from Facebook — forever. The social media giant won't tell him why, but Birch thinks he knows whe...
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