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Mark Zuckerberg's Promise to Respect Free Expression Is So Far Just Empty Words

Jillian C. York is the EFF's Director for International Freedom of Expression. In a Facebook Live address this afternoon, Mark Zuckerberg shared his views on freedom of expression in our current era. The speech, which addressed the evolution of his views"
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