Mark Zuckerberg Destroys Stereotypical German Image
Published in Die Welt (Germany) on 2 December 2015 by Ulf Poschardt [link to original] Translated from German by Ron Argentati. Edited by Bora Mici. […]
Facebook’s Fathers
Published in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (Germany) on 27 November 2015 by Martin Gropp [link to original] Translated from German by Holly Bickerton. Edited by Bora […]
Paris, a Week of Hoaxes: WhatsApp, Politicians, Conspiracies
Published in La Repubblica (Italy) on 21 November 2015 by Simone Cosimi [link to original] Translated from Italian by Kirsty Walter. Edited by Bora Mici. […]
Faced with Jihadi Content, Facebook’s Methods Are Inscrutable
Published in Le Monde (France) on 19 November 2015 by Martin Untersinger and William Audureau [link to original] Translated from French by Laura Napoli. Edited […]
EU: States May Soon Suspend Transfer of Facebook Data to US
Published in Le Monde (France) on 23 September 2015 [link to original] Translated from French by Katie Gibson. Edited by Bora Mici. Posted on September […]
Facebook: Calls to Violence, Yes, but Just No Nipples
Published in Die Presse (Austria) on 18 September 2015 by Bernhard Pörksen [link to original] Translated from German by Sandra Alexander. Edited by Bora Mici. […]
A ‘Dislike’ for Zuckerberg
Published in Novaya Gazeta (Russia) on 17 September 2015 by Kirill Martynov [link to original] Translated from Russian by Nick Paliocha. Edited by Helaine Schweitzer. […]
How 14-year-old Ahmed Mohamed’s Arrest Backfired!
Published in The Daily Star (Bangladesh) on 20 September 2015 by Fakhruddin Ahmed [link to original] Posted on September 19, 2015. This post appeared on […]
The Secretive Hunt that Ended In Universal Reproach
Published in El País (Spain) on 30 July 2015 by Bernardo Marín [link to original] Translated from Spanish by Stuart Abel. Edited by Bora Mici. […]
How Do We Obligate Facebook and Twitter to Assist Us in the Pursuit of Terrorists?
Published in Youm7 (Egypt) on 13 July 2015 by Youssef Ayoub [link to original] Translated from Arabic by Dylan Anderson. Edited by Bora Mici. Posted […]