3 things on latest WSJ edition of Facebook Files.
(1) Joel Kaplan shouldn’t be anywhere near or have any damn influence on Facebook product design decisions. He is frankly the antithesis of the integrity you want in decisions impacting informing the public and civil society. /1
(1) Joel Kaplan shouldn’t be anywhere near or have any damn influence on Facebook product design decisions. He is frankly the antithesis of the integrity you want in decisions impacting informing the public and civil society. /1
As an example, and @WillOremus has covered, Twitter specifically does NOT include its policy and public relations people in these decisions. They are reportedly only told the decisions *after* they’ve been made to avoid this exact issue at Facebook. /2
(2) this statement from Breitbart PR, or whatever they have, has to be the most delusional statement they’ve ever made. I just can’t even believe they made it but it’s on brand. /3
(3) this Tucker statement is actually a point of levity in the troubling report, “‘Any dog comparison is a compliment as far as I’m concerned,’ Mr. Carlson said in an interview.” /4
Here is the full report. It’s another must-read. Once again, @JeffHorwitz, and this one in collaboration with @keachhagey. /5 wsj.com/articles/faceb…
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