All of this was predictable. As one of the principal founders of crisis management, it's never enough to be reactive after the fact. One needs to be proactive, which I doubt social media knows how to do. npr.org/2020/03/05/812…

About time! Maybe they can bring some true concern to FB but I doubt it.

Yes it's global. Another part of the "virus."

Come on - even David brooks calls Trump a sociopath.

We've created uncontrolled misinformation machines, the gift of tech that keeps undermining us!

Yes, if tech had acted responsibly in the past, they would be believed now, but they didn't.

Ok finally FB had been pressed to do what it should have done years ago

At last we've been waiting for responsible action by social media! Long overdue! huffp.st/UfBaCLN

yes Twitter please remove stuff that goes against public health science

This just shows how bad social media are They have no sense of acting proactively for the common good

Facebook has no credibility left.

one striking thing to me about tech co’s that regularly deal with content moderation issues: their response to coronavirus compared to allowing antivaxxers to exist and proliferate their ideas underlying assumption being made is that antivaxxers have a valid POV

Yes finally FB and Twitter are doing the right thing after all the incalculable harm they've done

Dive into 'Techlash: the Future of the Socially Responsible Tech Organization' from Ian Mitroff and Rune Storesund. #Facebook #Twitter #openaccess James Ryonun bit.ly/347xL9o

Dive into 'Techlash: the Future of the Socially Responsible Tech Organization' from Ian Mitroff and Rune Storesund. #Facebook #Twitter #openaccess James Ryonun bit.ly/34jKkOX

Instagram was "the most effective platform" for Russian meddling in 2016 and yet, Insta has been YEARS behind Facebook in terms of its fact-checking efforts.... this explains why bloomberg.com/news/features/…