Facebook’s Rebrand Addresses Its $5 Billion FTC Settlement
U.S. · TECH · POLITICS
November 5, 20192 min read321 words
Published: November 5, 2019  |  2 min read321 words
The new “by Facebook” label won’t make it harder to break up Facebook. But it will let people know what products they’re using.Facebook’s new brand isn’t setting font nerds ablaze, but that’s not what it was intended to do. According to a source with knowledge of the company’s th...
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November 6, 2019
An extremely superficial examination of some steps the noted company is taking insofar as "reinventing" itself. The headline is misleading as its relevance is pointed to only at the end of the piece. In fact, the article is almost purely speculative in nature as it ascribes the actions taken by the company to the sanction referenced late in the article. Additionally, the seemingly random "tweets as commentary" do not burnish the article's overall lack of credibility. Not informative, interesting, or a worthwhile read.
November 6, 2019
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