PARIS -- Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg on Friday said he was "encouraged" and "optimistic" about the regulatory framework being suggested by France for the social media giant and other online platforms, after a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron. The meeting followed the drawing up of a report by experts and top French civil servants proposing that each member state of the European Union set up its own regulatory authority to police social networks. The report commissioned by the French government -- for which the experts were given unprecedented access by social networks -- slammed the online firms' efforts to self-regulate and their "lack of credibility".  ...
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