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In a bonus episode of CTRL-ALT-TALK, Platformer editor and ThinkAuthority contributing editor Casey Newton talk with Facebook's VP of Global Affairs Nick Clegg about his lengthy Medium post addressing some of the criticisms that Facebook has endured, as well as unveiling some changes the company is making to give users more control over their experience.
Host of CTRL-ALT-TALK Nilay talks with Casey before the interview to discuss why this shift in Facebook's approach to the user experience is important, and what key issues listeners should pay attention to.
Host of CTRL-ALT-TALK Nilay talks with Casey before the interview to discuss why this shift in Facebook's approach to the user experience is important, and what key issues listeners should pay attention to.
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