Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
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Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#2Why do they hire people for positions such as "chief of advertising integrity"? Haters are gonna hate; the legacy media won't stop hating on them just because they have a "chief of advertising integrity".
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#3The tweet referenced in the article. Anyone come across technical insight into the limitation?
https://mobile.twitter.com/robleathern/status/13266401782414...
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#4Facebook is a company that never stood by small businesses. It's also the company that manipulated users into a free basic services just to create their own walled garden in the internet.
Still, sardonically they created two ad campaigns: Apple vs free internet and vs small businesses. Their whole marketing stunt was laughably wrong. No wonder their chief left the company.
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#5"Chief of Advertising Integrity" does anyone take that title seriously? Forget advertising, Facebook and it's CEO himself has no integrity.
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#6"Chief of Advertising Integrity" does anyone take that title seriously? Forget advertising, Facebook and it's CEO himself has no integrity.
Facebook uses “Integrity” as a friendly synonym for abuse / spam / illegal activity.
For example, it avoids them actively having to say they have a “fake accounts team” (which would in turn indicate they have a fake accounts problem). Instead it’s part of the “Community Integrity team”.
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#7https://twitter.com/robleathern/status/1345133167833997317?s...
His own statement
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#8https://twitter.com/robleathern/status/1345133167833997317?s... His own statement
From Twitter:
> After almost 4 years, I made the difficult decision to leave Facebook, and 12/30/20 was my last day at FB. I've had a great experience in a difficult, fun, fast-growing and impactful role at the company working with amazing people
From internet:
> At Facebook, RSUs are subject to a 4-year vesting schedule: 25% vests in the 1st year (5% every 2.4 months), then 25% in each of the 2nd, 3rd and 4th years (6.25% every 3 months)
I guess good for him to enjoy his wealth now. I wish him good health.
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#9"Chief of Advertising Integrity" does anyone take that title seriously? Forget advertising, Facebook and it's CEO himself has no integrity.
Facebook uses “Integrity” as a friendly synonym for abuse / spam / illegal activity. For example, it avoids them actively having to say they have a “fake accounts team” (which would in turn indicate they have a fake accounts problem). Instead it’s part of the “Community Integrity team”.
So it's a form of doublespeak?
Re: Facebook's advertising integrity chief leaves company
#10"Chief of Advertising Integrity" does anyone take that title seriously? Forget advertising, Facebook and it's CEO himself has no integrity.
Facebook uses “Integrity” as a friendly synonym for abuse / spam / illegal activity. For example, it avoids them actively having to say they have a “fake accounts team” (which would in turn indicate they have a fake accounts problem). Instead it’s part of the “Community Integrity team”.
So if the Chief of Advertising Integrity leaves the company it might be a good thing? As in they no longer have integrity issues?
Gotta love these headlines /s