Zuckerberg Lauds Socialism With China’s Internet Censorship Czar
LEARNING THE STASI METHOD:
WHY FACEBOOK & ZUCKERBERG HATE TRUMP
Published on May 9, 2016
Alex Jones talks with Joe Biggs and Lee Ann McAdoo about how facebook has been caught actively censoring conservative news from appearing in the News Feed.
Facebook's Zuckerberg meets China's propaganda chief
Published on Mar 21, 2016
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears to trying bit by bit to re-enter the world's largest internet population -- China.
Bruce Harrison joins me now in the studio.
Bruce, what was Zuckerberg's latest move in his charm offensive to reintroduce Facebook to China?
Well, we don't have too many details.
According to China's Xinhua News, he met with China's chief of propaganda, Liu Yunshan, in Beijing. Xinhua said Liu praised Facebook's technology and management methods.
Bruce is this a sign China may be warming to Facebook... or other similar foreign companies... even as the government there tightens internet censorship?
Liu is an important person to meet in that regard,... but Zuckerberg never commented directly during his trip about Facebook doing business in China. It's one of the few markets where Facebook is unavailable because of government censors... that advocate online content publishers should "promote core socialist values."
Zuckerberg was visiting Beijing for the China Development Forum. The state-sponsored conference brings together top business executives and the country's ruling elite. The Facebook CEO spoke positively about China's long-term job prospects.
"...but in general we're seeing a huge constraint around the world on the number of good engineers that are graduating from universities and I think this is something that China has got really right by emphasizing for a long time."
Zuckerberg shared the stage with Jack Ma, the founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group.
"In the past thirty years, China been having the wonderful time. We have to pay the price. For the wonderful time you have to pay the price, for the terrible time you also pay the price."
Beijing blocked Facebook in 2008, a year after it launched in China. To get back into China's online sphere, Zuckerberg also met with China's internet policy chief and President Xi Jinping last fall.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg appears to trying bit by bit to re-enter the world's largest internet population -- China.
Bruce Harrison joins me now in the studio.
Bruce, what was Zuckerberg's latest move in his charm offensive to reintroduce Facebook to China?
Well, we don't have too many details.
According to China's Xinhua News, he met with China's chief of propaganda, Liu Yunshan, in Beijing. Xinhua said Liu praised Facebook's technology and management methods.
Bruce is this a sign China may be warming to Facebook... or other similar foreign companies... even as the government there tightens internet censorship?
Liu is an important person to meet in that regard,... but Zuckerberg never commented directly during his trip about Facebook doing business in China. It's one of the few markets where Facebook is unavailable because of government censors... that advocate online content publishers should "promote core socialist values."
Zuckerberg was visiting Beijing for the China Development Forum. The state-sponsored conference brings together top business executives and the country's ruling elite. The Facebook CEO spoke positively about China's long-term job prospects.
"...but in general we're seeing a huge constraint around the world on the number of good engineers that are graduating from universities and I think this is something that China has got really right by emphasizing for a long time."
Zuckerberg shared the stage with Jack Ma, the founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group.
"In the past thirty years, China been having the wonderful time. We have to pay the price. For the wonderful time you have to pay the price, for the terrible time you also pay the price."
Beijing blocked Facebook in 2008, a year after it launched in China. To get back into China's online sphere, Zuckerberg also met with China's internet policy chief and President Xi Jinping last fall.
Bruce Harrison joins me now in the studio.
Bruce, what was Zuckerberg's latest move in his charm offensive to reintroduce Facebook to China?
Well, we don't have too many details.
According to China's Xinhua News, he met with China's chief of propaganda, Liu Yunshan, in Beijing. Xinhua said Liu praised Facebook's technology and management methods.
Bruce is this a sign China may be warming to Facebook... or other similar foreign companies... even as the government there tightens internet censorship?
Liu is an important person to meet in that regard,... but Zuckerberg never commented directly during his trip about Facebook doing business in China. It's one of the few markets where Facebook is unavailable because of government censors... that advocate online content publishers should "promote core socialist values."
Zuckerberg was visiting Beijing for the China Development Forum. The state-sponsored conference brings together top business executives and the country's ruling elite. The Facebook CEO spoke positively about China's long-term job prospects.
"...but in general we're seeing a huge constraint around the world on the number of good engineers that are graduating from universities and I think this is something that China has got really right by emphasizing for a long time."
Zuckerberg shared the stage with Jack Ma, the founder and executive chairman of Alibaba Group.
"In the past thirty years, China been having the wonderful time. We have to pay the price. For the wonderful time you have to pay the price, for the terrible time you also pay the price."
Beijing blocked Facebook in 2008, a year after it launched in China. To get back into China's online sphere, Zuckerberg also met with China's internet policy chief and President Xi Jinping last fall.
Stasi Censorship: Merkel Wants Facebook to Police Open Borders 'Hate'
Published on Sep 27, 2015
Chancellor Merkel has asked Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, to step up policing of 'hate' posts for the German version of the social media site. Merkel is particularly concerned with German citizen's disapproving posts of her handling of the migrant crisis deeming all criticism as xenophobia.
We also cover the German government's hiring of an ex-Stasi agent to patrol Facebook which occurred before the most recent meeting with Zuckerberg.
Last, we cover an article by Jake Anderson at ANTIMEDIA regarding a different name for the new world order...the "deep state."
Sources:
http://www.infowars.com/german-school...
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/...
http://theantimedia.org/forget-the-ne...
Visit our website: http://www.lincaustin.com
Chancellor Merkel has asked Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, to step up policing of 'hate' posts for the German version of the social media site. Merkel is particularly concerned with German citizen's disapproving posts of her handling of the migrant crisis deeming all criticism as xenophobia.
We also cover the German government's hiring of an ex-Stasi agent to patrol Facebook which occurred before the most recent meeting with Zuckerberg.
Last, we cover an article by Jake Anderson at ANTIMEDIA regarding a different name for the new world order...the "deep state."
Sources:
http://www.infowars.com/german-school...
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/...
http://theantimedia.org/forget-the-ne...
Visit our website: http://www.lincaustin.com
We also cover the German government's hiring of an ex-Stasi agent to patrol Facebook which occurred before the most recent meeting with Zuckerberg.
Last, we cover an article by Jake Anderson at ANTIMEDIA regarding a different name for the new world order...the "deep state."
Sources:
http://www.infowars.com/german-school...
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/...
http://theantimedia.org/forget-the-ne...
Visit our website: http://www.lincaustin.com
Zuckerberg Admits To Censoring Anti-Migrant Posts
Published on Sep 30, 2015
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was caught discussing the censorship of anti-migrant posts at the United Nations development summit Saturday while speaking with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
According to CNBC, the pair were picked up by a hot mic after Merkel confronted Zuckerberg on social media posts critical of “the wave of Syrian refugees entering Germany.”
http://www.infowars.com/mark-zuckerbe...
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was caught discussing the censorship of anti-migrant posts at the United Nations development summit Saturday while speaking with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
According to CNBC, the pair were picked up by a hot mic after Merkel confronted Zuckerberg on social media posts critical of “the wave of Syrian refugees entering Germany.”
http://www.infowars.com/mark-zuckerbe...
According to CNBC, the pair were picked up by a hot mic after Merkel confronted Zuckerberg on social media posts critical of “the wave of Syrian refugees entering Germany.”
http://www.infowars.com/mark-zuckerbe...
Facebook Admits To Omitting Conservative Topics
Published on May 10, 2016
Employees who worked as “curators” for Facebook’s trending topics section, which can bring significant attention to news stories, regularly didn’t include stories trending among political conservatives, according to a Monday report from Gizmodo.
http://www.infowars.com/report-facebo...
Employees who worked as “curators” for Facebook’s trending topics section, which can bring significant attention to news stories, regularly didn’t include stories trending among political conservatives, according to a Monday report from Gizmodo.
http://www.infowars.com/report-facebo...
http://www.infowars.com/report-facebo...
Can Fascist Facebook Rig Election To Stump Trump?
Published on May 10, 2016
Former Facebook Workers admit to Routinely Suppressing Conservative News. Facebook trending news engages in bias against so-called “conservative” news sources such as the Drudge Report, Breitbart, Newsmax, the Washington Examiner and Infowars in favor of establishment sources, including The New York Times, CNN and the BBC, according to former contractors.
It's employees also sent out in-office poll asking what "responsibility" Facebook has to stop a Trump presidency. Do we really want one social media outlet to have that much power?
Former Facebook Workers admit to Routinely Suppressing Conservative News. Facebook trending news engages in bias against so-called “conservative” news sources such as the Drudge Report, Breitbart, Newsmax, the Washington Examiner and Infowars in favor of establishment sources, including The New York Times, CNN and the BBC, according to former contractors.
It's employees also sent out in-office poll asking what "responsibility" Facebook has to stop a Trump presidency. Do we really want one social media outlet to have that much power?
It's employees also sent out in-office poll asking what "responsibility" Facebook has to stop a Trump presidency. Do we really want one social media outlet to have that much power?
Facebook’s List of Authorized News Sites Includes Communist State-Run Media, The Onion
Also includes many left-leaning publications
