What Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg didn't say (and what it took him hours to)
In an article that appeared in USA Today, Mike Chapple weighed in on Mark Zuckerberg's first public comments about the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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In an article that appeared in USA Today, Mike Chapple, academic director of Notre Dame's Master of Science in Business Analytics program and associate teaching professor of IT, Analytics, and Operations, weighed in on Mark Zuckerberg's first public comments about the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
"Facebook did not make any commitment to be transparent about what has already occurred," Chapple said in an email. "If Facebook truly wants to repair this breach of trust, they can begin with full disclosure about their past information sharing practices."
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