Who should control the Internet? Corporations, government, or the public? https://t.co/lyuKqkc2Dn

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 31, 2018

thank you!

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 29, 2018

Top student loan watchdog resigns over Trump administration policies https://t.co/aXcZdfXPsD

— Michelle Singletary (@SingletaryM) August 29, 2018

P&G filed trademark applications to own the commercial use of the phrases WTF, NBD, FML, & LOL. https://t.co/uHWAxIqd7m

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 24, 2018

Facebook reinstates "firehose access" to Crimson Hexagon, a social media surveillance company that boasts of having gathered the largest public repository of social media data, including a trillion tweets since 2010. https://t.co/hr3NK8FwV3

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 23, 2018

Facebook is "predicting trustworthiness on a scale from zero to 1." Wonder whether a users' score starts at the top or bottom?

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 22, 2018

Trustworthiness score? Is Facebook is a Consumer Reporting Agency, subject to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)? https://t.co/zhJCvjGE5E

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 22, 2018

I just followed United States v. Michael Cohen, No. 1:18-cr-00602-1 in S.D.N.Y..

— Big Cases Bot (@big_cases) August 21, 2018

"It is unclear what other criteria Facebook measures to determine a user’s score, whether all users have a score and in what ways the scores are used." https://t.co/k3y4r3j4XW

— Joel Winston (@joelwinston) August 21, 2018

First, Russian trolls used Facebook to target voters of color with seemingly benign ads. Then the trolls targeted the same Facebook users with demobilization ads telling them not to vote, says a new report from Professor Young Mie Kim at U. Wisconsin. https://t.co/B361rgXuJu pic.twitter.com/guX55ZW91x

— Natasha Singer (@natashanyt) August 17, 2018