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Facebook’s Supreme Court is like Compliance in Banks, or Chinese Communist Party entities in joint ventures
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Facebook’s Supreme Court is like Compliance in Banks, or Chinese Communist Party entities in joint ventures

Facebook’s Supreme Court is like Compliance in Banks, or Chinese Communist Party entities in joint ventures

Fintech Nexus Staff·
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·Sep. 23, 2019·1 min read

I’ve seen a whole bunch of headlines this past week about how Facebook is launching its version of the “Supreme Court”, as if that were an app feature. The oversight board is meant to police controversial content decisions, and have the power to overrule Zuck’s judgment on political matters. Its charter is drafted as if Facebook’s 3 billion users were citizens of an Internet nation. Add to this the insanity over WeWork’s failing IPO plans, where the CEO has been personally named in the amended filing documents with clear checks on demonstrated abuses of power. We are drifting into a Twilight Zone episode where modern corporations act as if they were feudal states run by divine kings negotiating with their nobility over a Magna Carta. Which is actually sort of where we are.

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