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Twitter Appoints 'Internal Data Governance Committee' to Oversee Usage of User Data

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The new Data Governance Committee will oversee all systematic updates that relate to the usage of user data.

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Senate Intelligence Committee Calls On FTC To Investigate TikTok For ‘Deception’

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The committee cited BuzzFeed News reporting that China-based employees at TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, had repeatedly accessed sensitive US user data.

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Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple Face Difficult Questions from House Judiciary Committee

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The CEOs of Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple all fronted a House Judiciary Committee in the US, and some key questions about their business practices.

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Breaking Down the Buying Committee: How to Communicate with CEOs

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The post Breaking Down the Buying Committee: How to Communicate with CEOs appeared first on Koka Sexton. Every business organization has final decision makers in place within every team. A project given a green light from the.

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Breaking Down the Buying Committee: How to Communicate with CEOs

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A project given a green light from the purchasing committee will not see the light of day without the nod from the senior executives. Every business organization has final decision makers in place within every team. These visionaries are tasked… Continue Reading →

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Senate Subpoenas X, Snap, Discord CEOs To Testify On Child Safety

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The Senate Judiciary Committee subpoenaed the CEOs of Snap, X and Discord to testify about child exploitation online, the committee said Monday, accusing the social media companies of repeatedly refusing to voluntarily agree to let the CEOs appear.

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The CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter Share Their Thoughts on Section 230 Ahead of New Hearing

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The CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter have presented their thoughts on proposed Section 230 reform ahead of this week's Committee hearing.

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