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Is Facebook the New Fox News?

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On this week’s episode of Inside the Hive, Nick Bilton comes back to talk about social media during COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement; how Mark Zuckerberg will be remembered in history books; and why we shouldn’t trust the newest polls. Plus, Bilton reveals his matchmaking abilities.iTunes user? Just tap to listen to Inside the Hive at your convenience. And don’t forget to subscribe.More Great Stories From Vanity Fair— The Parallel Universe of Ivanka Trump, America’s — : A Black Journalist Addresses His White Friends— Why Bankrupt Hertz Is a — Scenes of at the Minneapolis Protests— Brandi Collins-Dexter on Why Facebook Chooses Trump Over Democracy— Democrats’ Blue-Texas May Finally Become a Reality— From the Archive: Taking Stock of Melania Trump, the Looking for more? for our daily Hive newsletter and never miss a story. is a national correspondent at Vanity Fair and a cohost of the podcast **. She is the best-selling author of Born Trump and a chronicler of characters from Washington to Manhattan to Hollywood (and sometimes other places too—you never know where characters will reveal... The freshest-and most essential-updates from Washington, Wall Street, and Silicon Valley.

On this week’s episode of Inside the Hive, Nick Bilton comes back to talk about social media during COVID-19 and the Black Lives Matter movement; how Mark Zuckerberg will be remembered in history books; and why we shouldn’t trust the newest polls. Plus, Bilton reveals his matchmaking abilities.iTunes user? Just tap to listen to Inside the Hive at your convenience. And don’t forget to subscribe.More Great Stories From Vanity Fair— The Parallel Universe of Ivanka Trump, America’s — : A Black Journalist Addresses His White Friends— Why Bankrupt Hertz Is a — Scenes of at the Minneapolis...

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