Breaking News English

A campaign group operating under the hashtag "Stop Hate For Profit" has severely the market value of Facebook and Twitter. The group is on advertisers to advertising with the social media giants until they their practices. In particular, the group wants sites to stricter in their moderation of posts the group to be hate speech and misinformation. The value of Facebook's stock by eight per cent last Friday as Unilever its advertising. A three per cent drop followed on Monday as major brands such as Starbucks and Coca Cola said they would spending on the social media platform. Facebook's value has by around $60 billion.

The Stop Hate For Profit campaign going on June the 17th after several civil rights groups and non-profit watchdogs . They a campaign to get social media platforms to problems and biases in the way they content. They called for an advertising boycott and asked advertisers to, "hit pause on hate". They said: "We are all businesses to in solidarity with our most deeply held American values of freedom, equality and justice and not on [these] services in July." Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg by announcing a series of new policies, including a ban on hateful content and on posts false claims about voting.