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The average price of an overnight stay in Athens in June
Prices in popular cities worldwide
Hungary Election: Virtual Smear Tactics Alive and Well on Facebook
As far as who runs the page and what the source of the money that was used to buy the Facebook ads on it, BIRN/Telex has been unable to find out officially.
Has Facebook Reached Its Growth Limit? (infographic)
In Q4 2021, Facebook had 2,912 monthly active users, practically unchanged from 2,910 in the previous quarter
FT: Big Tech increases funding to US foreign policy think-tanks
Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple battle Washington’s move towards stricter regulation using anti-China lobbying
Facebook Removed more than 500 Accounts related to Misinformation on the origins of COVID-19
The owner of Facebook - Meta Platforms - has removed more than 500 accounts associated with an online disinformation network based mainly in China, writes the BBC.
The accounts promoted a fake profile of Swiss biologist Wilson Edwards, who spread allegations that the United States was interfering in attempts to discover the origin of COVID-19.
Greek expats to gain access to 60 new online state services
The link will support the Hellenic diaspora
EU Observers Say Kosovo Voters Misled by ‘Opaque’ Facebook Pages
The EU Election Observation Mission said on Tuesday that non-transparent Facebook pages were responsible for "manipulative interference" in Sunday's mayoral election run-off contests, spreading misinformation about rival parties and candidates, although the polls were well-organised.
Law and Justice Takes Revenge for Polish Women’s Strike
Maciej Rauhut. Photo: Private archive
New North Macedonia Online Sex Abuse Scandal Targets Roma Women
North Maceodnian police on Monday said they were aware of a case in which human rights activists have alerted that explicit photos and videos of Roma girls and women are being posted on a Facebook group, and are "working to apprehending the persons responsible".
Facebook 'operating in the shadows', says whistleblower as U.S. lawmakers demand probes
U.S. lawmakers pounded Facebook on Oct. 5, accusing CEO Mark Zuckerberg of pushing for higher profits while being cavalier about user safety, and they demanded regulators investigate whistleblower accusations that the social media company harms children's mental health and stokes divisions.