facebook still shows people. news but the news this is a this this this is something i did yesterdrday with a tool where you can see what's trending on facebook and you see you know the top. of the on the right are the top five stories that happen to be trending at that moment and it's basically. an all news of you know lad magazines and conservative you know right wing propaganda. and what it looks like every day is you know fox news. breitbart celebrities stuff- raids and repeat. and the result is you know what has happened to news all over the country this is a photo of the philadelphia enquirer newsroom but the same you know has happened to- the news in wherever you live there were two fifty six some odd thousand journalists working in just daily newspaper all over the- country. twelve years ago and there are now. affect many. journalists have actually been losing their jobs faster than coal miners. and i can that in for seven years- i don't think your city is going to have a daily newspaper if it does today.

you have to log in to facebook. there you can change the settings for instagram and facebook. remove all apps your facebook account, sir, probably more ops connected than you think. this is quite important. a, so ups enabled location tracking others might have access to your contacts or photos on instagram itself. hiding personalized odds on your feet is quite easy. simply choose the reason why you want to hide the and then go to settings to disable personalized ads. instagram will notify you that you won't get to see fewer advertisements, but they will at least be less personalized. finally, go to your phone settings to turn off location tracking, go to privacy, then location services, then select instagram. and the next time you make a post or story, just leave the location out apart from location tracking on our phone, smart assistance like apple, serious sometimes bixby or who are always, celia are also designed to make life easier. they are already used in millions of phones and smart speakers around the world with amazon's alexa, you can now control more than 100000 diff

my flatmate and i are friends on facebook. the spoken about buying an air filter shortly after i'm fed an advertisement for air filters without ever having search for them online. as we are friends on facebook, the ab often registered us at the same location from this, the algorithm concludes that we must have similar interests. and since my flatmate has already looked for air filters online, i get the same at meta, connect, the data and activities from different uses before letting artificial intelligence analyze them based on the connections, the a, i then try to predict what we like or dislike or we want and what we fear. that's why with the ad that a perfectly tailored to our interests. it's easy for advertisers to find their target audience on instagram. they can precisely direct who gets to see which ad, based on categories like gender or age group, but also location, or hobbies. these ads will pop up between status updates from friends and pages we follow ah, mehta has just released a new privacy policy that chats more

facebook responsible for the post i put up on facebook this money so i think those are two different things and i think the question we need to ask is whether the different matters to the first amendment and if it does, does it matter in the sense that one is protected and the other isn't? that is not my view or does it matter in the sense that some relationship of editorial judgments constitutional in one context, it wouldn't be in other contexts? relation imposed on traditional media organizations related to the publication of office might be unconstitutional but at the same renovation might be constitutional in respect to social media platforms and i think that is an important question only now starting to be presented to the court. >> to add, i don't know the right answer but i think there is too practical differences we have to take into consideration, in line with what he said, content moderation scale is hard and you have to rely in most cases on machine learning to do it so what does it create in terms of, how does it affect the law and how we interpret this, you cannot do co

one thing facebook does is make it easy to crosspost between facebook and instagram. this would force them to make it easier for other platforms to also crosspost to their social networks. this legislation has advanced in house and senate but there's been a lot of pressure in the senate in particular but they are focused on the november elections. this seems like the large and last window for congress to act truly act on the legislation if something is going to happen this year. emily: any response from facebook about this? facebook is the one that handed over the memo in the first place. leah: they said this is old news. this is from 2018. they like to bring up that tiktok is an emerging rival and they think there's still a lot of competition in the social networking space. emily: something we will continue to follow. thank you for that context. coming up, netflix is testing new release strategies, new viewer experiences. will that be the secret to stopping subscribers from fleeing? that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ so many people are overweight now and asking them

aren't they friends with you on facebook? >> yes, or no. >> well, i would say no. >> judge -- >> said tommy and razor turns, it was the assistant prosecutor who concocted the story. >> the prosecution had nothing to contradict our theory. just absolutely nothing. so you have nothing, you concoct something. so, what the concocted was a grand conspiracy theory. >> did that surprise you? >> it did. to have people who are unconnected to the defendants come together in this huge conspiracy to cook something up, does it make sense. >> but in the end, it was up to the judge to decide. if the new evidence was cooked up as the prosecutor claimed, or compelling enough to give the highers brothers their first shot at freedom in 25 years. >> coming up -- the judge rules. will the highers brothers get a second chance? >> we'll fight and we'll face whatever has to come. >> when "dateline" continues. eyes, and double visionng made things look like this. but then my doctor recommended tepezza, a prescription medicine that treats thyroid eye

so one thing that facebook does is take it really easy to cross between facebook and instagram. -- cross post between facebook and instagram. this legislation has advanced in both the house and senate but still needs a floor vote and there's been a lot of pressure in the senate in particular for this to come up for a vote before the august recess and lawmakers leaving for the month and then when they come back, they are really focused on the november election. this is seen as overly large and last window for congress to actually act on the legislation if something is going to happen this year. >> any response from facebook about this? facebook is the one that handed over the memo in the first place. >> they said this was old news from 2018. the landscape has shifted since then. i do like to bring up that tiktok is an emerging rival and they think there is still a lot of competition in the social networking space. >> all right. something we will continue to follow. thank you for that context. coming up, netflix is testing its new release strategy. new viewer experiences. we will see if th

something we saw happen on facebook five years before, where people are now posting on facebook mainly if they have something big to say like a new job or wedding, as opposed to the mundane updates. as we grow our base of followers, it just seems less -- that audience seems less worthy of our mundane updates. emily: who is winning? sarah: tiktok is definitely winning right now. that is very clear. in meta's earnings today, we see a slowdown in advertiser spending. that is not just about the economic factors they are citing, that is about this sea change happening at the app that is causing people to use them differently, or may be abandon them. they have to make this work to fund the metaverse down the line. emily: sarah frier, thank you so much for your analysis. coming up, spotify giving investors estimates. we talk about how they seemed to avoid the fate of snap, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar!

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should they differentiate instagram and facebook from tiktok? >> i would say tiktok is the best place for views on the worst place to build a sustained reoccurring audience. instagram's identity for so long was these -- the place for building a dedicated audience. so if they go all in for a tiktok for you page, feed for you is what we call the tiktok feed, that devalues it. this is a departure for them identity-wise. i'm curious to see how that plays out. emily: on that note, should instagram lean into more things that make instagram great rather than just copy tiktok? >> on one hand that is a way to keep your place in this world. if everyone is rushing towards this thing. but they are giving that up. on the other hand they are seeing behind the scenes, things that motivate this. if you are instagram and you see people maybe leave or spend more time somewhere else, the reality is facebook is chasing that attention. that is what is going to happen. may be long-term, keeping that foothold with friends and family would be a smarter play. emily: you

facebook and instagram have been — tell. facebook and instagram have been through _ tell. facebook and instagram have been through so - tell. facebook and instagram have been through so many i have been through so many changes over the course of the decade and more, that it has been around. change is hard for users and if there is often backlash but this one in particular is a big one. there is already an app for short form videos and that is tiktok. users appreciate the roots of instagram as a photo sharing app. mark zuckerberg talked a lot about al being the centrepiece of recommendations and that means we are going to be more and more contact that we are not following in our instagram feeds. —— content. t instagram feeds. —— content. i appreciate you staying up for us, i realise it is iam where you are staying. us, i realise it is 1am where you are staying.— us, i realise it is 1am where you are staying. thank you. my pleasure- _ as you've been hearing — the commonwealth games gets under way in birmingham today. the network of mostly former british colonies

i barely noticed because at facebook, there was no evidence of it whatsoever. there really is -- unequivocally, you could say, mark zuckerberg has never been through a real downturn. people who are young may not realize in 2008-2009, we had a serious recession. that is something very, very new . emily: obviously, mark zuckerberg has made a lot of big acquisitions over the years but was not able to buy snap, was not able to buy twitter, if that was ever really on the table, but could m&a be a possibility? could some of these companies buy or sell their way out of this? potentially if they feel like they have the cash to do so. for mark zuckerberg, looking at facebook, i think they have this no existential threat of the macroeconomic environment. he is also kind of dealing with the threat of users wanting an experience that did not originate on facebook. the tiktok-sized elephant in the room is something all of the meta platforms, facebook and instagram, are having to contend with. that company in particular is betting on building and changing the facebook app an

what it means for facebook and instagram's efforts. tech workers may be leaving a hole in san francisco. can the city recover? does silicon valley need to reinvent itself as a tech hub? we will talk about that later this hour. first, the markets are equipped sawing with tech dropping lower in what could be a brutal week for earnings. ed ludlow has the biggest moves and one of those is walmart. ed: earnings season hitting us in the face. the nasdaq 100 down 0.5% for a second day of declines following a negative end to the week. the philadelphia semiconductor index, or sox, also lower 0.7%. even with the administration giving talks with business leaders about bringing the production of semiconductors back into the u.s. and the progress they hope to make with the chips act, looking for optimism, 1.4% on the nasdaq. a local media report out of china says beijing regulators are looking at scenarios and data driven approaches and ways to avoid the delisting of u.s. listed shares of chinese tech companies. that sending u.s. listed shares of c

he says the goal is to have facebook stop using the metaname. an attorney says, there is a chance that could happen if they win this case. >>> alex jones claimed the sandy hook elementary shooting was manufactured in the children were actors. today, jurors were chosen for a panel that will decide how much he will pay for that. many jurors were ruled out of the trial and said they believed in free speech to much and thought the court awarded too much. the trial filed by the families of the sandy hook victims and the gunman killed 20 first graders and six coworkers 10 years ago. it remains the deadliest shooting in history. afterwards, alex jones used his radio show to spread conspiracy theories and has walked back those claims but admitted in 2020 that the shooting did take place. this is the first of a number of lawsuits that were filed against alex jones. >>> the man accused of attacking lee zeldin said he was drinking whiskey and did not know who the lawmaker was when he confronted him on stage. that is what the suspect told investigators. was

it was king of desktop facebook is a surf in the mobil world. it is be holding to the decisions that apple and google make we're starting to see right now the fact those apple decisions have started to really crush its business, it is not the mobil player we thought it was that's whyi think it needs to go all in on this metaverse idea because it has to own an operating system so it's not subject to the platform risk that it would be otherwise this is the rub right now. does the metaverse thing work? we know most people live close to their friends and family. what is the appeal of hanging out with them in virtual reality when they can spend time with them in their living rooms that's the key question. >> what's weird to me is why would you go all in on something that doesn't have any momentum i mean my kids aren't begging me for virtual reality or augmented reality headsets right now you don't hear apple talking about going all in on the m meta metaverse. why would you do that? why wouldn't you just incubate a bunch of products and see what's wor

facebook is al users. b some of the biggest names on the app are using the company to stay true to its roots. here is nbc's jay ward. >> reporter: this morning some of the world's most influential social media platforms, responding to backlash from users, influencers, and even celebrities. facebook has always been about friendships and connection. instagram lets you see your friends pictures. but now those experiences may be changing. facebook is testing a major redesign, showing posts based on your interest. and, including recommendations of other users posts in your feed, as well as friends and contacts. >>s and an algorithm instead of posts that connect you with your inner circle, and instagram drawing the most attention. the app originally known for artful photos now focusing on video. introducing a full-screen feed where photos and videos take up the whole screen, and including recommendations of other users posts in your feed, as well as friends and contacts. now, powerfu it forced them to respond. l

as the countries military sees power from the us back transitional government, we removed 53 facebook accounts, 51 pages, 3 groups and 18 instagram accounts in sudan that targeted domestic audiences. and were linked to individuals in sudan including those associated with the future movement for reform and development, a political party. and sir dan, we found this network after reviewing information about some of its activity shared by researchers at valence projects. facebook gave the credit to valan projects, a company that describes its mission as investigating dis, information, and supporting newly formed governments to help them survive. it's work is being made possible by donors that include the u. s. agency for international development . an organization previously used by washington to try and cite regime change in countries like cuba. in fact, according to leak documents obtained and reported by ment, press news. valan projects received $1200000.00 from u. s. a. id for its efforts to counter dis information. washington has a special interest in sudan as the country's leadershi

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they acquired other businesses because their audience continues to age out of facebook and now facebook is primarily either used in sure not us north america, around europe, around the world, or it's used by more elderly populations in the us, america and europe. so you know, they don't have that base be and twitter has again, really written on that and, and then stagnated their products. because right, let's get to the issue then hand gym. what's gone wrong with the musk deal, you alluded to it earlier. why does it look to have fallen apart? is mosque simply dr. drive down the price at which he buys here or, ah, his grievances genuine. well, i'm not even sure you must knows what he wants out of twitter. he is absolutely trying to drive down the price come, incense would say, why would you want to pay $54.20 a share for something that's now worth you know, in the low $30.00 per share? so we're talking 10 or $15000000000.00 worth of value 1000000000 with a b there, and you don't get to be one of the world's richest men by being dom about finances . so he's, he's smart in a tactical sense

s. government has funded a company that advised a facebook on which accounts to sensor and delete on the network. that's according to a new report that has shed more light on washington's meddling in social media, as ortiz rachel blevins comments. it is no secret that social media networks like facebook and twitter have spent the last few years targeting accounts. they claim are guilty of spreading dis information, but when it comes to which accounts are removed and of course, what is considered false information? the question then turns to who is influencing those decisions? and that was certainly the case when facebook deleted dozens of a counseling to the opposition and sudan last year. as the countries military sees power from the u. s. back transitional government, we removed 53, facebook accounts, 51 pages, 3 groups and 18 instagram accounts in sudan that targeted domestic audiences. and were linked to individuals in sudan, including those associated with the future movement for reform and development. a political party and sudan. we found this network after reviewing informati

mark zuckerberg lived there when facebook was facebook and a start-up. six bedrooms, five bathrooms. the rent in 2004 was $2,500. new renters will pay twice that much now, more than $10,000 a month. you'll recall that party scene where the facebook employees zip lined off the roof into the pool? well that house was in palo alto. when they were kicked out they relocated to this home in los altos. >> live like zuckerberg used to. >>> we're continuing to push to get backpacks full of school supplies to bay area kids in need. it's supporting our school initiatives. >> school is right around the corner. fresh school supplies are out of reach for so many families in the area especially during the time of inflation. chris chmura is here to show us how to help and stretch your donation. >> reporter: good evening. all this month you can donate a backpack and supplies yourself at drop boxes like this one right here. or our partners at the non-profit family giving tree will pack a backpack for you if you would like. that would cost $35 for the backpack itself plus

first, i have facebook, instagram, tick, tock. what's up with tom? telegram and google, of course, and not go to school at all. there were rings, pings and pushes around the clock. people chant cole and take pictures to relax, we game or gamble on line. but at what point do we become over stimulated, where all the digital consumption is simply too much? we ask psychologists, doctor clarksville slang, long fences on file. you can somewhat risky consumption with 2 to 3 indicators. for example, you neglect your friends or social contacts and perhaps even your job, you have concentration deficits or problems sleeping if, if there are 5 or more indicators. but then we're talking about pathological consumption and that needs examine in closely logan oh and does what. how quickly are you distracted by your phone or computer? do you have friends in the real world? the amount of time you spend online is less of a criterion than how you live your real life and how resilient you op feeler from wouldn't. here for many people assume that gambling during the semes

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it's worth remembering as facebook tackles the near-term challenging of making money on reels it has managed this business transition before guys >> let me make the contrarian argument on meta, on facebook. i think too often we focus on what we think is likely to happen with a company based on history and the factors we know and we don't pay enough attention to what could happen based on capabilities and users are still growing at facebook and facebook properties, meta properties, right, and engagement still decently high zuckerberg still in charge, highly engaged the conversation has turned away from things other than facebook and meta's business. they could monetize reels. i don't spend a ton of time looking at ads on social media but i find myself looking at a lot of reels lately. >> if you're looking at a lot of reels, that's why meta is optimistic they will be able to make money on all that time you're spending. i would say, jon, 70% of analyst have is a buy rating, maybe you are actually agreeing with all of those analysts and that sort of wall street consensus right now. i thi

it is weaker than facebook's strength. tiktok has started laying off workers, his parent company, china privately held but losing market value based on recent investment transactions and an analyst predicts tiktok will be passed within 18 months on short form video revenue by meta-and before you start laughing, feel free to do some interpretive dancing, we are talking add revenues. i don't see you dancing. facebook and youtube starting from oppose addition of enormous reach. they will not be a big headache for tiktok. jack: tiktok can claim to be cooler. time for actionable ideas. carleton: we are looking to get ahead of inflation so probably maxed out, and treasury inflation protection securities or tips. one etf is the i shares tip bond etf. jack: it yields 10%. what do you have for us? ben: yum brands, the parent of kentucky fried chicken and taco bell, consumers will move from higher-priced food to places like taco bell and kentucky fried chicken, stock has earnings in two weeks. if those earnings are good it will brea

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facebook -- revenue growth for apple. facebook hitting a wall. iphone and ipad sales under some pressure. given that walmart profit wandered in the, there will be a big concern about amazon's business. perhaps some margin pressures. the question will be whether the cloud business, which we heard from microsoft during the week is still doing pretty well, to what extent the cloud business is continuing to deliver very strong topline growth and contributing a good profit in the mix. tom: on the question of apple, we saw those price cuts in terms of china. china has its own policies in terms of covid zero and the slowing there. it's not the only region that slowing. could we see further price cuts from apple? matt: maybe not price cuts. i think they will probably do something clever when they launch the new round of upgrades in september. there will mask price cuts into have a package on bread that upgrade -- how they package and brand that upgrade. samsung overnight, they are expecting slower consumer demand for these expensive technology goods. i t

myspace, facebook injure fabricating manufacturing the details of your life. you can now express yourself in ways again the never before offered to people one of the thing the transcendent orientation does is carry you out of yourself. something bigger out there the need of my life and pondering eternityty the vastness of time and space. the metaphysical side the spiritual side of things and when you are so darned distracting. when you are so connected to other people. it is easy for that transcendent horizon to the eclipse. just think about how often spiritual leaders, jesus included. must be alone. i must go off and be by myself because that's the place of contemplation because that's where the prayer can happen in powerful waves there's a great extent you can't pray a lie. he's by himself he is to figure out what to do with jim in this society that he is in and the powerful moment of contemplating the loan, no one else in thinking about praying. if you are never alone that search doesn't have to happen and what social media did. i can't remember if it was m

this year, facebook changed its name to the same. q the lawyers. >>> an update on the man who attacked a republican candidate for governor, an excellent nation for why he ended up on stage, and the federal charges he now faces. >>> first, and actor has died. he died this morning of natural causes. he had roles in goodfellas and law and order. he also said he was best known for playing a gangster. his true passions were poetry, painting, and opera. he survived his wife and three children, including three children. he was dead at 83 today. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk >>> picture this. you spend more than a decade building up a business, and you wake up one morning and find out one of the most powerful companies in all the world, just hijacked the name of your startup. a ceo says that's the reality. facebook renamed itself as meta last year, he says the company stole his

so facebook's desperately trying to reinvent itself last year. the markets right highs, they could say let's let's do the matter is it's too stupid. things like that sten lots and lots and lots of billions and billions and billions of dollars. now they can't spend that because the markets are at an all-time high. sheryl sandberg's leaving twitter's having a an issue love and respect. the only social media that's working right now is tiktok. so i'm very cautious of that sector in the short term in the long term. you know, number one, it's ok to lose some power tiktok and tiktok eventually be number one. but facebook's just not as sharp as it was interesting. okay. robs as always. we appreciate your is your insights and your time will talk again tomorrow. let rob know what you want him to chat about. >> he's more than willing facebook, twitter or reach out to among those handles there. you can e-mail directly at rob at rob black dot com. >> it's 9.25. and the big story is the first look that we've been getting at the newly released video of the dea

w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. follow us. ah, this is the w news, asia coming up today. taiwan rehearses repelling and invasion. the island is holding its largest ever really few drills with an eye on counting chinas on thread . but can it do so alone and how imminent is a possible chinese attack? i ask a member of tar one's ruling party and how capable of present spotting of noble baby of talons to try their luck, hence killed in south korea's music industry. ah . irish manager, well to the dublin years, asia, glad you could join us. taiwan is conducting its largest ever military drills which simulate the repulsion of an invading force. it's a scenario based on the increased military threat from china in recent years. beijing sees taiwan as part of its territory and hasn't ruled out the use of force to re unify it with the mainland that and the ongoing war in ukraine has forced taipei to actively consider how it would defend itself against a possible chinese attack. the number correspondence, zachary li reports on how that c

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. >>> tweet me at smerconish, go to my facebook page, youtube. i'll read responses throughout the course of the program. from twitter, depends on the profession. a social studies teacher must have better judgment than to indulge a far out conspiracy. they're supposed to teach critical thinking to our kids. matt, hang on a second. are you saying that there's going to be a different standard that applies those that attended the events. let's give him the benefit of doubt because the school district doesn't say otherwise, he was at the ellipse, he was not near the capitol. and for showing up at that event, which is billed as a save america march, that he's fundamentally unfit to hold his job? i'm not comfortable with that. where does that logic exsnend what if i'm a cop? what if i'm a firefighter? i mean, where exactly are we going to carry that school of thought? if he was not involved in any of that which transpired at the capitol but was exercising his first amendment right showing up to hear president trump and others speak, my personal view, th