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Facebook may consider charging users a fee
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Facebook to message 87 million users hit by data scandal
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Departure tarnishes glittering career of Carol Hirschfeld
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Curran-Hirschfeld saga will not derail plans for RNZ
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Hosking: The Minister, RNZ and millions of our dollars - this stinks to high heaven
COMMENT: This stinks to high heaven.
The Netflix job paying $549K a year
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Damien Venuto: 'Red Radio' conspirators now have a smoking gun
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Facebook stock becoming as toxic as Big Oil investments
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Don't quit Facebook, but don't trust it either
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Why are modern adverts so forgettable?
The majority of advertising leaves viewers feeling nothing, argues creative expert.
US lawmakers call on Zuckerberg to testify
The Facebook CEO has faced enormous criticism following the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
YouTube bans gun sales and how-to videos
At least one content creator has taken his gun videos to PornHub.
Facebook's plummet: Stock losses reach $83 billion
The Facebook CEO has been criticised for his silence in recent days.
The truth about being a woman in advertising
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