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Facebook names oversight board, including former Denmark PM

A yr and a part after saying its introduction, Facebook has named the preliminary 20 participants of its oversight board
A year and a half after announcing its creation, Facebook has named the initial 20 members of its oversight board

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Author: Abc News

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