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Before: ist als eigenständige Applikation ohne Integration in die Facebookseite von RoadCross Schweiz lanciert worden. Die Applikation ist weder mit der (noch wenig verbundenen) Facebookseite von RoadCross verlinkt noch ist ein “Fan werden” der
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After: seite aus der Applikation heraus möglich, die Applikation trägt somit absolut nichts zur Fangewinnung bei, zielt also auf den aktuellen kurzfristigen Effekt ab -> Kampagnendenken 1.0.

Was ist Deine Meinung zur Applikation?

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After: , YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, StudiVz, XING und Foursquare) geben positive Punkte,  die Verlierer-Netzwerke wie MySpace, Lycos, […]]]> Zwischendurch mal was spielerisches – kennst Du schon die Facebook Applikation Social Media Shooter? Die richtige Facebook Applikation für Social Media Freaks…  Analog dem legendären Moorhuhn muss man auf die fliegende

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Before: n Symbole der Social Networks schiessen. Die grossen Networks (
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After: , YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, StudiVz, XING und Foursquare) geben positive Punkte,  die Verlierer-Netzwerke wie MySpace, Lycos, AOL, Second Life, Compuserve, Ping und Google Wave zählen negativ…

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Before: day to $139.53, the lowest since April 2017.

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Before: gging as evidence mounted of a 2016 Russian election-interference effort conducted on Facebook and other social media sites;

– Zuckerberg, again, declining for nearly a week to publicly address the privacy furore over a Trump campaign consultant, Cambridge Analytica, that scavenged data from tens of millions of Facebook users for its own election-influence efforts.

A chastened
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After: has since taken steps toward transparency, many of them easy to overlook. In April, it published for the first time the detailed guidelines its moderators use to police unacceptable material. It has provided additional if partial, explanations of how it collects user data and what it does with it. And it has forced disclosure of the funding and audience targeting of political advertisements, which it now also archives for public scrutiny.

All of that is in keeping with the image of Faceb

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Before: ook that Zuckerberg relentlessly promotes. In his telling, the giant, data-and-ad-driven social network is a force for good in the world that must now reluctantly do battle with “bad actors,” such as Russian agents, who threaten Facebook’s noble mission of “connecting the world.”

Solving such problems, in
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After: ’s view, is mostly a matter of more investment, more hard work, more hires, and better technology — particularly artificial intelligence.

And Facebook’s newfound passion for openness only goes so far. Of the 32 apparently fake accounts and pages it found, it only released eight to researchers. In a conference call this week, executives declined to characterize the accounts, even in terms of whether they leaned right or left. Facebook left it to researchers at the nonprofit

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Before: Atlantic Council, a think tank that is helping the company on election interference, to draw those conclusions.

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Facebook said its timing was motivated by an upcoming protest event in Washington that was promoted by a suspicious page connected to a Russian troll farm, the Internet Research Agency. Several people connected to the IRA have been indicted by the US special counsel for attempting to

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Before: interfere in the 2016 election.

Despite Zuckerberg’s repeated mantra — delivered to relentless effect in some 10 hours of testimony before Congress in April — that the company now really gets it, some who know the company best have their doubts.

David Kirkpatrick, the author of the canonical history of Facebook, argues that neither Zuckerberg nor Sandberg have ever shown themselves to be “deeply alarmed in public.” As a result, he suggests,
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After: seems more concerned with managing its image than with solving the actual problem at hand.

Such issues run deep for the company. Some of its biggest critics, including former employees such as Sandy Parakilas and early Facebook investor Roger McNamee, say the company needs to revamp its business model from the ground up to see any meaningful change.

These critics would like to see Facebook rely less on tracking its users in order to sell targeted advertising and to cut back on add

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Before: icting features such as endless notifications that keep drawing people back in. Parakilas, for example, has advocated for a subscription-based model, letting users pay to use Facebook instead of having their data harvested.

Merely hiring more moderators, or hanging hopes on the evolution of artificial intelligence isn’t going to cut it, in their view. There have also been widespread calls for
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After: to acknowledge that it is, in a sense, a media company, responsible for what happens on its platforms — a characterization the social network has long fought.

For all that, Facebook is well ahead of Silicon Valley rivals such as Google and Twitter when it comes to openness — even if only because it’s attracted the lion’s share of criticism, said Paul Levinson, a media studies professor at Fordham University.

But Facebook “can’t win at this game,”

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Before: ; said Siva Vaidhyanathan, a University of Virginia professor of media studies whose 2018 book “Antisocial Media” critiques
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After: ’s effect on democracy and society. Because it’s so huge — 2.2 billion global users and counting — and so difficult to police, he said, “it will always be vulnerable to hijacking and will never completely clean up its content.”

Worse, he says, there is no real solution. “It is hopeless,” he said. “The problem with Facebook is Facebook.”