emily: can we confirm these were on a facebook platform, because facebook does not have text messages, there are direct messages. tom: whatsapp, dming, you can use instagram, but how much of that does facebook have access to? if the alleged shooter was a facebook user, facebook would have justification for going into his private messaging, but we don't know which platform on facebook, if it was in fact a facebook platform that he used. emily: it says in the twitter message that they are cooperating with law enforcement in their ongoing investigation. so facebook is now somehow involved in this investigation. what do you make of the way facebook is communicating this, through direct replies on twitter? may be put out a statement. they could be more clear. tom: in fairness to facebook, meta, twitter is an official platform. it is recognized as a way of getting the statement out there. i would like meta to be more clear about which messaging platform they are talking about here. and remember, in cases like this, law enforcement will want to move very quickly to get any private communicat

in facebook. also versus snap especially given social media stocks getting pummeled and snapped coming out and saying that they are going to miss their guidance. ross: right. and we spent a good day looking at snap and i have friends at snap, so i was trying to figure out what's going on. these are three different story and i think that they are out differently. snap is getting in there is not much more to it. tiktok is like a vacuum of young people's eyeballs and it is just snapchat has not been able to compete. and there is nothing more to it than that. meta in facebook and instagram are also suffering from the tiktok thing and the apple privacy changes, which are really affecting instagram and facebook in their targeting, but also a lot of people are saying hey, you need tiktok. so that is what's happening and that puts pressure on facebook and meta, not to mention the really has not been any innovation there in a long time and the younger generation is not using facebook. and then with twitter

take facebook following the popularity of instagram and whatsapp. facebook bought both companies and thus eliminated them as competitors do, then this google, which has often rigged search results to favor its own services. for example, if a user wants to buy something, they may 1st want to compare prices and will likely be led to the service google shopping. if they then get forwarded to a retailers website, google gets a provision. meanwhile, competing sites like the german eddie alo, are ranked lower in the search which puts them at a disadvantage. see a similar situation with apple did used to be important to have a store in a prime location when you were releasing a new product. these days. if you are releasing an app, you need to pay apple to get prime listing in its app store, which gives apple sway in which programs uses install on their phones. amazon meanwhile is no longer just an e commerce and cloud computing giant. it's also one of the biggest media companies in 2019 amazon invested $7000000000.00 into music series and films. and that was before it board m g m amazon's i

an example, if i say something on facebook you consume me but not facebook. there are advocates of this law saying that without it, you could delete posts that are obviously inflammatory, spam, obvious harassment, profanity. the people who believe in that law say that it gives it away for the internet to exist. host: let's talk to gary on the internet line. caller: i am scared about these billionaires owning these companies. they don't seem to realize that they are above the regular guy on the street he was struggling to survive and make ends meet. the disinformation that is putting out there, people are soaking it up like a sponge and spitting it out in the community. that 44 billion dollars could have fed the world. he could have taken that money and given it to food banks were given it to aid societies. there are people starving all over the world. do something more important than sending rockets up in the universe. host: let's get a response. guest: i understand where he is coming from. there is a question for people with enormous wealth, how are they usi

i used to work in facebook. october 2021. i think a whistleblower named francis halligan testified to congress after disclosing thousands of documents from inside facebook for years. instagram, which is owned by facebook, new its platform was toxic for vulnerable teens, but kept its findings from the public. facebook's products harm children. the company's leadership knows how to make facebook and instagram saver a won't make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical prophets for people. the disclosures which were 1st reported by the wall street journal dominated headlights book having its own big tobacco moment. instagram harms, teenage girls of the company hides what it no, i guess really, really having girls. i facebook researchers found that most teens like these middle school students in boulder can manage the way that instagram affects them kind of depression in my school class. but for some vulnerable teens, the researchers found the platform could be damaging, really get rid of that. now the feeli

what drew you to facebook? it's a giant sociology experiment and there's so many people on the form that even if you make a small change that can make a big difference. do you think there's a way to change the algorithms so that they do less harm? yeah, absolutely. there's so many things you can do, things that go viral, are more likely to be bad. like for whatever your definition of bad is things that are viral or more likely be bad. there is a knob in every social media company that is labeled. how fast can something go viral, like overall, like how fast can anything go viral? you can turn that knob down. what we need to do is make sure that they're, they're incentivized to make changes that having north star that is not only growth and engagement way back. 100 plus years ago. the pharmaceutical industry could give people products that were dangerous, actually killing people because they were not regulated. well, that changed with a food and drug administration. you can't put a pharmaceutical on the market wi

people, i'm now saying that google, amazon, facebook and apple, or gotta have become too powerful. but what does this mean exactly? the global data collection machine may seem to be out of control, but controlling its leave as are the heads of google, amazon, facebook, and apple. we indirectly pay for free services, like google maps in whatsapp without data. every click purchase like we make, gets collected and analyzed by tech companies. this allows them to better understand that uses and other companies to create more targeted personalized ads. the gaffer group has become infamous, not least because if they cut through business models, they take the profit they make on their respective platforms and use this to buy other companies to take over new market areas. not jack competitors or higher top level professionals. over the past decade, google and it's parent company, alphabet acquired more than a $120.00 companies facebook around 80, and amazon around to 90. this makes it harder for uses to escape the clutches of gas. us take facebook following the popularity of instagram and w

it's facebook. it's almost 75% of them is actually 77% of facebook users. report receiving hate and harassment on that platform versus something like 27% on twitter, which was the second largest the platform where the second most number of people said they were having issues. i mean think about that that is because facebook is just the largest platform and it is it's because it is the wild wild west in the worst possible way. and i will be the first to acknowledge social media has lots of upside it connects people across cultures and continents you can find your old high school classmate or maybe feel you don't have kind of friends in your local area. you can find some degree of community. there's no doubt about all of that. but i think we as a society need to look at these services which have spread so much disinformation about simple things like science and covid vaccines. leading to people being killed and these services are live streaming, you know literal violence as we saw happen during the christ church shooting or during the el paso shooting so many

take facebook following the popularity of instagram and whatsapp. facebook bought both companies and thus eliminated them as competitors. then this google, which has often rigged search results to favor its own services. for example, if a user wants to buy something, they may 1st want to compare prices and will likely be led to the service google shopping. if they then get forwarded to a retailers website, google gets a provision. meanwhile, competing sites like the german idiology, are ranked lower in the search which puts them at a disadvantage. we see a similar situation with apple. it used to be important to have a store in a prime location when you were releasing a new product. these days, if you're releasing an app, you need to pay apples to get prime listing in its app store, which gives apple sway in which programs uses install on their phones. amazon meanwhile is no longer just an e commerce and cloud computing giant. it's also one of the biggest media companies in 2019 amazon invested $7000000000.00 into music series and films, and that was before it board m g m m, as as in

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>>> amazon, twitter and facebook all holding their annual shareholder meetings this afternoon. shares of each in the green today but, of course, this comes after steep declines from the 52-week highs all more than 40% lower. joining us now mark mahaney head of research. mark, good to talk to you. i guess a lot of times shareholder meetings not necessarily generating a ton of fresh news but in the meta meeting there was a little bit of a ruffle in the shares lower in facebook when, i guess, mark zuckerberg said, look, we're going to be losing money in the metaverse the next three to five years. those headlines seemed to have an impact. it's recovered but is that something in contrast with what investors already expect >> i don't think that's in contrast now i thought the real news earlier this year was when he sort of committed to tapering down expenses if there's going to be a slowdown in revenue. they weren't going to spend irregardless of the revenue. i don't think anything he said today changed that message, and i think he talked about metaverse profits out in 2030. from the

it's with facebook, it's with instagram. that's what, what's up a major from our perspective is kind of an ecosystem that is very strong on various markets and might use its market power in to yard to make markets incontestable, for competitors you to network effects that that mater is generating you to the fact that meter is a data driven company and makes use of this data to make it services even better and better not leaving a chance for competitors. so all in all, all these proceedings are about the protection of the consumer. that is one point, but they're also about making markets contestable and give a chance to quote, to, to compete with, with meta and not only on the fringes of the, of the ecosystem but, but with larger parts of that company. i was the president of germany's bundle cartel and, and last month. thank you so much. thank you. christie. and a reminder of the top isn't story. we're following for you this. our stocks in the u. s. plunged thursday, erasing a rally from the day before the investor relief ove

i want to get you some here are questions on facebook. alexis lou writes in to say, after the second covid booster, does everyone need a third covid rooster in the future? i think the concern is i know why a lot of people who are fully vaccinated, fully boosted, and are still seeing breakthrough cases. it can be really discouraging. dr. wachter: understandably so. katie i'm sure feels that way. she had two vaccines and two boosters and letter guard on a tiny bit and got infected. you should know that that booster, you took it for a reason. when katie got infected, it did not cross my mind that she would need to go to the hospital or she would die, which would not have been true prevaccination or pre-booster. it is doing something very important, which is lowering the chance of a severe infection and bad outcome. but it is clear that it somewhat low was her chance of getting infected, but not that much. we need to come up with better boosters, there's no question that we all have extra boosters in our future, whether it is going to be the

you just heard him on the overtime he likes names other than facebook he likes google here performance advertising. makes sense. is it a canary in the coal mine? absolutely i think snap is not just snap specific and the fact that now you're talking about companies hiring freezes, laying people off, cutting cap ex, that goes across a spectrum of sectors even if they don't make the $7 billion in revenue expected next year, say it's 5, right now, it's trading about four times revenue which i don't think is ridiculous i think it's a valuable asset. traded ten times normal today. 280 million shares weeks of capitulation to me. >> it's one thing to say pinterest was down pubmatic when you talk about apple being down as much 3% at one point in the session finish down by just about 2%, dan, i mean, these are concerns that really strike the never of wall street right now these are things we all worry about that we haven't seen the full impact of rising rates, of supply chain issues, et cetera >> when you think about how they rely on a chinese consumer, but also rely on the supply chain and the

no, we have not received a response from facebook yet. we had frances hogan on a couple of webinars with us, including one this past week with parents and with doctors and with kids. you know, we're making sure that our members understand and frankly that parents understand how problematic these algorithms are. the algorithms are about making money and they choose the content that people see. >> what are you hearing from teachers and how all of this impacts their classrooms and interactions that they have? >> it's not a secret that this has been a really hard year. everyone -- and we understood pre-pandemic that being in school is far better than remote education. i don't think it takes a rocket scientist to figure that out. >> sure. >> we have been trying since april of 2020 to figure out how to get back in school and get back in school safely. and this year everyone was euphoric about coming back into school and being in person. but you can see so many, you know, emotional issues, social issues, loneliness issues. and some of it is beca

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what drew you to facebook? it's a giant sociology experiment and there's so many people on the form that you have to make a small change that can make a big difference. do you think there's a way to change the algorithms so that they do less harm? yeah, absolutely. there's so many things you can do, things that go viral, are more likely to be bad. like for whatever your definition of bad is things that are viral or more likely be bad. there is a knob in every social media company that is labeled. how fast can something go viral, like overall, like how fast can anything go viral? you can turn that knob down. what we need to do is make sure that they're, they're incentivized to make changes that having north star that is not only growth and engagement way back. 100 plus years ago. the pharmaceutical industry could give people products that were dangerous, actually killing people because they were not regulated. well, that changed with a food and drug administration. you can't put a pharmaceutical on the market wi

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facebook admitted it was a mistake. in the week after that, according to ease the, a nonprofit that tracks this stuff, conspiracy theories about boo just saying it did not happen and that it was a false flag or that the ukrainians did it, these received more play on facebook. this was in the numbers of hundreds or thousands of posts and shares than the actual reality that was going on. it was a situation that was trying to protect users but fed them conspiracy theories instead. >> how new is using social media postings as evidence in these war crime tribunals compared to as the past where they would use documents, a photographs, and reporting? >> it is new. people are getting very good at it. russia has outlined the playbook by mistake in syria, in part because all of the collection, the data collection from syria, to prove that these were crimes that they were trying to hide in the past, they are doing the same stuff in ukraine. researchers in bellingcat and places like the new york times, they know where to look and t

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similarly if the ad appears on facebook. that is not subject to disclosure unless it expressly calls for the election or defeat of a candidate. that's a nonsensical system as more and more of our speech gets to us through the internet. our campaign finance rules need to be updated. and this is what i mean, and i said, i'm not for censorship. what i'm for is calling for voters getting more information and so if voters know that you know that person on facebook who claims to be an african-american voter and is trying to convince me not to vote for hillary clinton because she hasn't done enough for the black community that turns out to be a russian government agent as we saw in 20 16 or to take a case on the other side of the political island 2017 supporters of doug jones who is running as the democratic candidate for senator in alabama not jones himself. he had nothing to do with this but supporters of his targeted ads at moderate republicans telling them that roy moore has republican opponent that he might want to support ban

and facebook says something similar, to be clear. this is not a unique situation for twitter. but elon has had an issue with bots. he has made it part of his campaign of how he is going to clean up the service and what he will do to clean up twitter. he says he believes it is higher and we have seen the twitter ceo going back and forth with elon today trying to explain here is how we measure bots, and elon replied with a poop emoji. he clearly was not interested in the explanation, and i think that is a big sign as to why he is saying this is on hold. he wants more answers. taylor: you are not allowed to use that emoji with me. kurt: i would never. taylor: mandeep, you have been commenting on this similarly. you take a look at the bottom up analysis of these companies, actual fundamentals, revenue growth, profitability. how do you think about the percentage of bots, the impact on the health of this company? mandeep: clearly it is a bigger problem with twitter. you take out, let's say, 5% of the users are bots. so the amount he pays per user goes up. you look at a comparable li

i think facebook as well more investors in facebook it's not what i wanted to see. i think that those two there's probably some element here where there's some defense around competitive it doesn't sound like in julia's comments that evan is outlining any sort of competition factor but that may play into this too. it doesn't miss the big picture that most advertising based businesses, whether or not they do well or not, it doesn't even change the conversation because if they're at the same conference and say everything is fine, investors are going to say wait two months and we'll talk and see that business will dro deteriorate. so to answer your question, all the advertising companies will be under pressure probably until the september quarter. >> gene, it's tim. put some numbers around this for us because we all agree companies aren't worth today what they were yesterday, especially in tech if you look at the street, they're between 7 and 11 times on snap, on '23 revenues as an analyst, give me some context of what you're doing with that sales multiple, that revenu

, which facebook owned a bunch of other companies including whatsapp, rebranded as meta and said they would spend £10 billion sorry, $10 billion investing in something called the metaverse, a virtual world involving virtual reality, augmented reality and more. that was a massive investment and that made the market a bit nervous. then it has also had some problems with making money because apple lodge changed the way facebook sits on its app store which now most people are by default opted into having the setting is private, meaning a facebook can't hoover their data as easily as before. suddenly advertisers are looking at facebook and instagram undergoing why should i spend money with you when you don't have as good visibility on your usehs have as good visibility on your user's data than you did even a few months ago? so that and the band in russia, the war in ukraine is affecting its about our confluence of factors that have made it worse suddenly they are looking around going what we already have in our staple that we can squeeze a bit more and whatsapp was there, it has not been

you can find the link on my twitter page, facebook and instagram story. you want to make sure you have those in your home and give yourself a little peace of mind if you are not feeling 100%. the government already has delivered 350 million of these tests. back to you. >>> approving the change for pretty much all indoor settings. the assisted living center and senior centers. >>> a new ray of hope for parents across the bay area. they are at their wits in. many from the nationwide baby formula shortage. the largest manufacturer in the u.s. reach a deal with regulars to reopen the production plant severely impacted by the supplies. >> this is good news. this comes as local experts say the demand for breast milk has gone up 25% in the bay area. we go to washington this morning for a better look at the timeline this morning. strike a promising sign for family searching for baby formula. abbott and fda regulators reaching an agreement to reopen the michigan manufacturing plant. out of the deal, abbots must retain the independent experts to review the facility

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. >>> plus some new friends for facebook a breakdown of the bold case for meta as shared sit 50% off of their highs. and cisco putting pressure on the software space, but low valuations for some of the smaller names. a takeover perhaps >>> we'll kickoff with a check on the nasdaq. it is moving slightly higher after yesterday's brutal 4% retreat. a number of software names down following cisco, but first let's break down where we stand halfway through the day. mike >> we're hesitating, i guess you might call it in that nasdaq around the 30% level, down 30% from the highs just slightly above where we did bottom out last thursday here we have going back five years. the nasdaq composite along with a 100 day moving average this is the price over two years, slow moving supply and demand indicator i wanted to point out how far below it we're here. a greater percentage below it than the plunge in 2020 as well as the deep selloff back in late 2018 however, we were also farther above it here than we were at those peaks. so everything, whether you lack at valuation or technicals, yes, this has

her older cousin wrote on facebook, my sweet baby cousin, we love you dearly. i'm so sorry. ♪ our hearts go out to the loved ones and the families of all of these innocent people. we are crying on the inside here. and for more on the horrific events in uvalde this week, join our moderator in her panel on a special edition of washington week tonight on pbs. an to -- tune into pbs news weekend tomorrow and sunday for the latest from texas. also tonight here on pbs, you can watch the latest episode of th season's beyond the canvas. the show features interviews and profiles with some of the brightest stars in music, art and more. tonight's episode is called art innovates. here is a sneak preview. >> on beyond the campus, we speak artists who are true innovators in their field. >> i want to tell the past in order to project about the future. >> that is the point, bringing people together over delicious food. >> classical music, it is living in its own world. >> the legacy i want people to embrace is black man majesty. judy: the latest episode of beyond the cans pr

that facebook itself is not an innovative company. emily: you can see my face there in response to that remark. i'm curious, what reaction have you had to that, if any, since? reggie: well, let me just finish the thought. i said that facebook has been a fast follower, they have typically taken other initiatives and pushed them forward. they have been an acquirer. looking at the things they are doing with instagram, they acquire that business. the only piece of completely new technology or completely new ideas they did was the very first social network. that's where i was coming from when i said that. meta-today, i wouldn't qualify them as an innovative company. what i found shocking was the amount of people who agreed with the statement in the statement overall that the other reasons, the fact that they don't partner very well or have a lot of credibility or have suffered credibility issues with consumers. this all affects the concept of the metaverse where ideally you have one overall environment that is digital in nature, there is a

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so is facebook. there you go. there you go exactly exactly and a lot of libraries were really transforming themselves into information centers as they were called so that when in 2007 i go into my library my emory university where where i was teaching have had a great job a great school you go into library and every computer terminal is occupied. by a cheery sophomore and you go up into the stacks and i could lie down and it's like a morgue. it's silent. i could take a two-hour nap. no one would bother me. come on, you guys you got to read you got to find the books and i you know, i i mean all classics, you know read read sports books read read biographies are your rock and roll stars or celebrities get a book in hand, but this phone thing it's it's a problem. so i wrote the book the dumbest generation the full title. is that how the digital age stupifies young americans in jeopardizes our future or don't trust anyone under 30, and i think the timing was right it kind of took off. i got lucky with people sort of t

citas, más de 1,200 citas, y eh, no caigan en esas redes de las personas que están anunciándose en facebook, o en algunas agencias donde se pagan impuestos, de que venden las citas, diciendo que tienen conexión directa con el consulado; esto es mentira, ya ha habido casos en donde incluso no están ni siquiera en las listas de "mi consulado", y por tanto, no se les puede atender, entonces, no solamente pagaron por una cita que no existe, sino que también están dando información delicada a terceras personas, que esta información, han utilizado ya algunos correos electrónicos para darlos, para generar otras citas, y también hemos visto que, pues, bueno, esto hace que unos grupos sean los que acumulen las citas, y dejen sin la oportunidad a las demás personas; entonces, nuestra recomendación es que intenten todos los martes, eh, se dan números suficientes de citas, si no pueden esta semana, lo podrán hacer la siguiente, que sepan que para cualquier caso de emergencia, pueden venir directamente al consulado, y se analiza, y se les da una solución a la problemática que presentan, y

her father wrote on facebook -- i would do anything to have you back. visit me in my dreams anytime. cousins 10-year-old annabelle rodriguez and nine-year-old jaclyn cause arrays were in the same class at robb elementary. durham poly posted to facebook, my beautiful angels, at least you are together. our hearts are broken in a million pieces. we love you. urth-grade teacher evo morales, 44, had an expertise in special education. one parents said she will never forget how eva went above and beyond for her daughter gabby who has down syndrome. >> it was more than anyone else has ever poured into my child. i just have never seen anyone quite so dedicated. judy: the family of 10-year-old eliana cruz torres waited for hours for information about her whereabouts. she was to play her final softball game of the season the day she died. her aunt told reporters that she had mixed emotions about the day. she did not want softball to ends. fourth-grader tess mata loved ariana grande and the houston astros. her big sister faith wrote on facebook, i am angry because