Facebook pledges US$130m to content oversight board

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Facebook pledges US$130m to content oversight board

Funding for six years of operations.

Facebook said on Thursday it committed an initial US$130 million to fund an independent oversight board, but said it would not announce its members this year, as originally expected. The board will be able to make final decisions on whether individual pieces of content - such as a sensitive ...

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