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Maine Public Radio that they decided to run for school board at the urging of community members and the urging of tribal youth. They say students wanted more access to Passamaquoddy culture and language.“The education system treats our own culture as supplementary, as an extracurricular activity that the kids are allowed to do, instead of treating Passamaquoddy culture and history as one of the main priorities in the education system,” Neptune told Maine Public Radio.

Neil Young is spending $20,000 to ensure his website no longer has any ties to Google or Facebook.Last year, the rocker announced he would be quitting the social media site over its links to right-wing organizations and alleged failure to tackle false information spread on its pages.Now, the star has announced he has spent $20,000 removing all traces of both Facebook and Google logins from his Neil Young Archives site – meaning fans have to log in using other methods.“Facebook knowingly allows

Facebook has inked deals with music giants that will let its billions of users watch hit music videos alongside viral cat clips and political rants, the company said Friday.Official music videos from artists such as Nicki Minaj, Bob Marley and the Jonas Brothers will go live on the social network Saturday thanks to Facebook’s new partnerships with labels including Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group and BMG.They will live in a dedicated section of the Facebook Watch video

Facebook has banned Wiley from its platforms after an account purportedly belonging to the rapper took aim at some of his Jewish critics.

York Dispatch.A copy of the meme shared on the Hellam Recreation Facebook page – Photo: Glenn Wascovich.Nonetheless, Hallam Borough Mayor Glenn Wascovich, who is openly gay, shared a screenshot of the post, condemning the message and calling for consequences for whoever shared it to social media.“Hate has NO home in Hallam,” Wascovich wrote.

Facebook and Instagram have banned all posts that promote the dangerous and debunked practice of conversion therapy, reported CNN.

Jada Pinkett Smith has set a new Facebook Watch viewing record after coming clean about her affair with singer August Alsina in an episode of her Red Table Talk show. The actress sat down with her husband Will Smith for a candid chat about their marriage, during which she confessed to embarking on a romance with Alsina during a secret separation around 2016.

Opening up. Paris Jackson recalled dad Michael Jackson’s reaction to her attraction to women. The model talked about the moment in her new Facebook Watch docuseries, Unfiltered: Paris Jackson & Gabriel Glenn, which follows her relationship with Gabriel and their new band The Soundflowers.

2 min read A Facebook post that promises a $10 phone credit is causing havoc for the New Zealand AIDS Foundation (NZAF).

Microsoft Corp is closing down Mixer, its live streaming service for games, and shifting users to Facebook Gaming, the technology giant’s Xbox division said on Monday.

David Tennant’s wife Georgia has slammed Facebook bosses after a snap of her breastfeeding the couple’s eight-month-old daughter Birdie was removed from the site.

@facebook just removed this photo because it violated their policy on sexual images. Sort your shit out @zuck or I’ll come round there and squirt you in the eye.

Former Nirvana star Krist Novoselic has issued a statement clarifying comments he made in support of U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Lady Gaga, Madonna and Nicki Minaj are among the stars potentially facing a major security breach after their law firm was hacked.

Oprah Winfrey is to deliver an online commencement speech to the Class of 2020 as part of huge Facebook event.

On film, Jesse Eisenberg has survived a zombie apocalypse.

Jesse Eisenberg doesn’t understand “the appeal of social media”, insisting he has “no desire” to engage with his fans.

There’s no question that these are terrifying times we’re living in. We’re doing our best to adapt our personal and professional lives in profound ways to stop the spread of the pandemic by protecting ourselves, our families, our colleagues and strangers. It’s not easy staying hopeful and optimistic as we witness the number of coronavirus cases and deaths accelerating hourly.

Professional Canadian artists struggling to make ends meet during the COVID-19 pandemic just got some good news.

There’s no question that Hollywood has been hard hit by the coronavirus shutdowns, with productions worldwide shuttering to keep their workers safe from contracting Covid-19.

Social media giant Facebook is investing $100 million to support local news organizations during the coronavirus pandemic, in addition to its previous commitment to spend $300 million over a three-year period.

Social media giant Facebook is investing $100 million, in addition to its previous spend of $300 million, to support the news industry during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ad spending is falling off a cliff amid the COVID-19 pandemic — and Facebook and Google, the two heavyweights in digital advertising, are expected to bear the brunt of the downturn in terms of sheer dollars lost.

WeHo Council member John Duran is posting daily Facebook updates about the coronavirus crisis. (Photo via Facebook)

Facebook is contributing is supply of 720,000 respiratory masks to U.S. health care workers and is looking to procure millions of additional masks, joining Apple and others pitching in to provide the protective gear amid critical shortages during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Tool have postponed their remaining tour dates in North America due to the worsening coronavirus crisis.