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3 ways Congress could hold Facebook accountable for its actions

  • Written by Anjana Susarla, Professor of Information Systems, Michigan State University
imageCongress has asked many questions of Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg but has done little to regulate Facebook.AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin

Facebook may have changed its corporate name to Meta Platforms, but that won’t end its troubles - nor efforts to rein in the social media company’s business practices. Lawmakers are pondering new ways to...

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