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Les Payne, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, columnist and editor at Newsday who sought to expose racial injustice, is dead at 76http://nyti.ms/2pwmpbc 

Can Wikipedia bear the burden of fact-checking YouTube videos?http://nyti.ms/2FT1ciw 

Facebook’s chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, spoke with @kevinroose @sheeraf about data privacy of users, Cambridge Analytica and the company’s next steps.http://nyti.ms/2DJA5o8 

“As a retired military officer, I simply could not continue with Fox in good conscience," Ralph Peters tells @grynbaum.http://nyti.ms/2FPCcwD 

A final message before deleting a Facebook account ... “See everyone in the real world.”http://nyti.ms/2IDbrJr 

Meredith makes it official, telling employees that Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune and Money are up for salehttp://nyti.ms/2G39152 

“This was a breach of trust between Kogan, Cambridge Analytica and Facebook,” Mark Zuckerberg wrote. “But it was also a breach of trust between Facebook and the people who share their data"http://nyti.ms/2G9HKRU 

Michael Ferro stepped down as the chairman of Tronc, just weeks after he helped negotiate the sale of The Los Angeles Timeshttp://nyti.ms/2tYgFMJ 

Brian Acton, one of the creators of WhatsApp, sold his company to the internet giant for $19 billion. Now he’s telling people to “#deletefacebook.”http://nyti.ms/2GfCBHW 

"Whenever there’s an issue where someone’s data gets passed to someone who the rules of the system shouldn’t have allowed it to, that’s rightfully a big issue and deserves to be a big uproar," said Mark Zuckerberg.http://nyti.ms/2GfNqK4 

“We love these brands and think they have great audiences." But, he continued, "Our main portfolio that we built over time at Meredith has been focused on a different audience type.”http://nyti.ms/2Gbd2I1 

“The idea that my data could be used for purposes that I expressly don’t want, that freaks me out.”http://nyti.ms/2IFkOZa 

"Facebook is at one of those moments where everybody has to ask which side of history do you want to be on? The facts are not only indisputable, they’re not even complete. It’s going to get worse.”http://nyti.ms/2u8Q7bF 

There were reports as far back as 2015 that Cambridge Analytica had access to this data set. Why didn’t you suspend them then? See Mark Zuckerberg's answer.http://nyti.ms/2FSUVrh 

Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook would investigate apps, like the third-party quiz app, that had access to “large amounts of information” from the social network from before it had made changes to its policies.http://nyti.ms/2pvnCA9 

For many Facebook users, the social media giant has gone too far. An exodus from the platform was sparked by reports that personal data on 50 million Facebook users had wound up in the hands of Cambridge Analytica.http://nyti.ms/2FRX1r7 

Facebook’s chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, spoke with The New York Times about data privacy of users, Cambridge Analytica and the company’s next steps.http://nyti.ms/2pyAhRZ 

“More people are speaking up because they feel like they’ve been told lies. You can’t just repeat, ‘We’re making the world more open’ over and over and over again while democracy is burning.”http://nyti.ms/2FUDGpu 

The decision to sell Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune and Money was widely expected. Still, the sale of what were some of Time Inc.’s most celebrated titles further signals the decline of the magazine industry.http://nyti.ms/2psXTs6 

As Silicon Valley experiences a wave of criticism, even some one-time partners are becoming adversaries. “It is time. #deletefacebook,” wrote one of the founders of WhatsApphttp://nyti.ms/2uaUpiM