As Facebook Prepares to Outsource Tough Content Decisions to Its New 'Supreme Court,' Experts Warn It Still Operates Within a Dictatorship and Can't Legislate a Better Government

September 26, 2020

Tyler Sonnemaker, Business Insider

If Facebook disagreed with a specific ruling and decided to ignore it, there's not much the board could do.

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