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It will soon be time to #PowerUp with @JaxAlemany. Get your fast read about the stories of the day affecting #Trump's Washington right here: wapo.st/powerup

Hey @CyberScoopNews The Cybersecurity 202 crew sees your hacker hoodie stock art and raises a slick background. Got anything else or are you heading home now? @MorningCybersec? @dnvolz and @AlexaCorse? cc @TonyaJoRiley @SaraSorcher

For those unfamiliar w/@PowerPost's Network surveys, this is actually our second panel of government & industry experts. The Cyber 202 Network has expanded since its 2018 launch - kudos to @cat_zakrzewski @tonyajoriley who recruited this impressive list over the course of a year!

“The actions of Facebook and Google since 2016 raise serious doubts about the sincerity of their commitment to protecting democracy." -- tech investor and "Zucked" author @Moonalice

“Facebook won’t even stop running political ads. It’s hard to fathom, and Zuckerberg’s reasoning is either based on extremely ulterior motives or is just hardheaded." -- tech investor @bradleytusk

“Tying money and targeted ad data to freedom of speech is ridiculous.” -- Code2040 CEO @karlitaliliana

"All tech companies have a moral, and furthermore, business rationale to do better here, and to employ the latest and greatest AI for good in this uncertain time." -- @falonfatemi

Slack CEO @stewart said he's "skeptical" the social media companies have done enough, "but the truth is we have no real way to know."

“The first step in preventing manipulation for individuals is knowing that it may be afoot." -- Boston University law professor @daniellecitron

“Social media companies should be doing more, but are we comfortable with Mark Zuckerberg or Jack Dorsey as the arbiters of truth?” -- Redfin CEO @glennkelman

“Fighting misinformation and online voter manipulation is not a one-time effort, it is a continuous game of cat-and-mouse,” said @hadip, one of more than 100 tech leaders we surveyed.

I’m excited to be part of The Technology 202 Network, a panel of more than 100 experts who will vote in regular surveys from @washingtonpost. I’m joined by Congress, former regulators, top tech execs and investors. wapo.st/technetwork

@PowerPost @Cat_Zakrzewski @TonyaJoRiley @Joseph_Marks_ Here's our @washingtonpost press release for more info on The Technology 202 Network: washingtonpost.com/pr/2020/03/10/…

@PowerPost @Cat_Zakrzewski @TonyaJoRiley Kudos to @Cat_Zakrzewski and @TonyaJoRiley on The Technology 202's big launch. It’s the second Network project at @PowerPost. The Cybersecurity 202 Network, now run by @joseph_marks_ and launched in 2018, is still going strong. Love seeing our community grow.

@PowerPost The first Technology 202 Network survey results are in: We asked if social media companies have done enough to prevent manipulation of voters on their platforms. The resounding answer: No. @cat_zakrzewski w/@tonyajoriley: washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost…

So excited for this: More 100 high-profile tech experts from government, industry and the consumer advocacy community have joined The Technology 202 Network. They'll vote in regular @PowerPost surveys on pressing issues in the field: wapo.st/technetwork

A vast majority of technology leaders in our new The Technology 202 Network say social media companies have not done enough to prevent manipulation of voters on their platforms in 2020. @cat_zakrzewski w/@tonyajoriley: washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost…

We invited more than 100 high-profile technology experts from government, industry and the consumer advocacy community to vote on the most pressing issues in the field. Introducing: The Technology 202 Network by @cat_zakrzewski w/@tonyajoriley: wapo.st/technetwork

In our first survey, we asked more than 100 tech experts if social media companies have done enough to prevent manipulation of voters on their platforms. The resounding answer: No. washingtonpost.com/news/powerpost…

Some news! Today we launched The Technology 202 Network, an invite-only panel of more than 100 technology leaders who will vote in regular surveys on the most pressing issues in the field. Check out the full list here: wapo.st/technetwork

It's getting real in the Senate: Schumer makes opening bid to McConnell, asks for Mulvaney/Bolton to testify, subpoena documents, follow trial structure from Clinton '99. McConnell and Schumer still haven't met to discuss trial format politico.com/news/2019/12/1…