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Big Tech Execs Say They're Open To More Transparency Rules

By Kelcee Griffis ( October 28, 2020, 7:26 PM EDT) -- The chief executives of Twitter, Facebook and Google told lawmakers Wednesday that they're willing to submit to more transparency requirements for how they moderate user-posted content, but divergent concerns expressed by Democrats and Republicans demonstrated that a unified plan for reform is a long way off. . . .

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