[...] on average, far-right pages that regularly trade in misinformation raked in 65% more engagement per follower than other far-right pages that aren't known for spreading misinformation.

Donald Trump won the presidency by using the social network’s advertising machinery in exactly the way the company wanted. He’s poised to do it again.

The Atlantic
Story by Ian Bogost and Alexis C. Madrigal

French-speaking version: https://www.lemonde.fr/international/article/2013/10/25/comment-paris-a-soupconne-la-nsa-d-avoir-pirate-l-elysee_3502761_3210.html

“The fact that massive amounts of metadata reached [USA's National Security Agency] databases from German soil is likely to ratchet the discussion over the role of the [Bundesnachrichtendienst, Germany's foreign intelligence agency] and its cooperation with the NSA even further. New documents from the [Edward] Snowden archive also show that there is much closer cooperation than previously thought in relation to the controversial XKeyscore surveillance program. SPIEGEL reported on the delivery and use of the program two weeks ago [ https://www.spiegel.de/international/world/german-intelligence-worked-closely-with-nsa-on-data-surveillance-a-912355.html ] .”