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0:55In this Sept. 5, 2018, file photo Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg testifies before the Senate Intelligence Committee
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Facebook Plans To Hire 10,000 New Workers By The End Of The Year

2:49Employees producing chloroquine phosphate tablets
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New Study On Chloroquine's Efficacy May Add To COVID-19 'Infodemic'

0:40A T-Mobile store sign
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T-Mobile Completes Merger With Sprint

2:30Person taps Facebook app icon
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COVID-19 Spurs Record Social Media Use — But Ad Revenue Is Falling

2:16David Lat receives oxygen
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New York City Man Tweets About His Fight Against COVID-19

2:14President Donald Trump answers questions during a coronavirus task force press briefing at the White House on March 19, 2020
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COVID-19 Treatment Touted By Trump Leads To Misleading Info Online

2:47Kids use laptops and tablets
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Can Internet Service Providers Survive The Coronavirus Pandemic?

0:44Microsoft logo on the side of a building.
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CDC Introduces Microsoft-Powered Coronavirus Self-Check Tool

0:53Netflix on a laptop
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Netflix To Reduce Streaming Quality In Europe Amid Pandemic

0:55Facebook's thumbs-up "like" logo
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Facebook Will Pay Third-Party Content Moderators To Work Remotely

3:17A user goes through the Facebook login screen
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Social Media Is Being Unusually Aggressive About Coronavirus Misinfo

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Increase In Telework Could Put U.S. Systems At Risk Of Cyberattack

Facebook booth at a developer conference
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Tech Companies Agree To Fight Coronavirus Misinformation

1:01Attendees at the Electronic Entertainment Expo.
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E3 2020 Canceled Amid Coronavirus Concerns

0:56Google logo
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Google Asks North American Staff To Work Remotely Due To Coronavirus

1:43Joe Biden
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Twitter Applies 'Manipulated Media' Tag To Video Of Joe Biden

1:03Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg
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Facebook Says It Has Taken Down Misleading Trump Campaign Ads

1:09Kashmiri journalists
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Internet Services Temporarily Restored In Kashmir

1:22Two iPhones.
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Apple To Pay Up To $500M As Part Of Throttling Settlement

1:43T-Mobile building
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FCC Proposes Fines For 4 Wireless Carriers Over Privacy Allegations

1:14Twitter
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Twitter Considering New Methods To Curb Misinformation

1:01MGM Grand
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Personal Information Of 10 Million MGM Hotel Guests Posted Online

2:13Americans look out from the bus taking them from the quarantined Diamond Prince Cruise Ship in Yokohama, Japan.
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How Effective Is Social Media At Stopping Coronavirus Misinformation?

1:24Attorney General William Barr
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U.S. Attorney General Questions If Tech Industry Law Is Still Relevant

4:40A Robotic Arm at the Tipsy Robot
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'I Don't Know How To Stop Them' — When Robots Take Las Vegas Jobs

0:46iPhone 11s
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Apple Says iPhone Production, Sales Are Down Due To Coronavirus

1:07SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launching
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SpaceX Has Launched Another Batch Of Satellites Into Orbit

0:41Facebook sign
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Facebook Is Now Letting Political Campaigns Sponsor 'Branded Content'

1:11Apple store sales assistants help hand out new iPhones
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Calif. Supreme Court Rules Apple Must Pay Employees For Exit Searches

2:58Screenshots of clips from ABC reality TV show "The Bachelor."
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Animated GIFs Have Major Reach — And Television Is Capitalizing On It