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A new whistleblower accused the company of knowingly hosting hate speech and illegal activity and failing to heed concerns about election misinformation.

Hours after another ex-employee filed a formal complaint, reporting broke on internal documents that show the tech giant’s failure to address election misinformation.

The latest revelations confirm what many of us have been sounding the alarm about for years: Facebook is not fit to govern itself.

This KGNU show is inspired by various working groups, including Latinx Voices, organized by advocates including Diamond Hardiman of Free Press.

Free Press is urging the FCC to strengthen its media-ownership rules and examine how its policies have harmed Black communities.

Free Press’ Media 2070 project documents harms that white-dominant media and tech companies have inflicted on Black lives throughout U.S. history and fights for repair.

Oliver shared examples showing the spread of non-English misinformation that was in clear violation of platform rules.

The company has conducted internal experiments that demonstrate just how quickly and efficiently its users are driven down rabbit holes of white-supremacist beliefs.

Free Press Co-CEO Jessica J. González analyzes the Facebook whistleblower’s evidence showing how the social-media platform chooses profits over democracy.

A report from Reuters documented the allegations that AT&T not only encouraged the creation of OANN but is its primary source of financial support.