The City of Philadelphia Mysteriously Disappears From Facebook and Instagram
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Karen Hepp’s Landmark Lawsuit Against Facebook Is Now Over
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Philly Woman Slams Facebook and Instagram in New Lawsuit, Claiming They Harmed Her
Amid the growing outcry against Meta over its Facebook and Instagram products, a Philadelphia woman has sued the social media behemoth, alleging that she became […]
Realtor Wars: Keller Williams Fires Agent Who Trolled Ori Feibush’s Family On Facebook
Ori Feibush has his fair share of haters, whether it’s City Councilperson Kenyatta Johnson or opponents of gentrification or just disgruntled tenants. Having haters comes […]
Karen Hepp Scores Another Victory in Her Battle Against Facebook
Karen Hepp’s David vs. Goliath lawsuit against Facebook lives to see yet another day. As we detailed in this exclusive profile of the Fox 29 […]
Now It Can Be Told: Karen Hepp Opens Up About Her Battle With Facebook
As best as Karen Hepp can remember, Steve Keeley was the first to see it. You know Steve Keeley: He’s the perpetually tanned, square-jawed Fox […]
Karen Hepp Wins a Major Victory in Her Battle Against Facebook
Fox 29 anchor Karen Hepp has been engaged in a legal battle with Facebook ever since September 2019, when she filed a $10 million lawsuit […]
The Curious Case of Roxborough’s Nazi Flag
Last Friday night, Roxborough’s main community Facebook group overflowed with fierce debate over a singular photo: A Nazi flag. The flag had been spotted hanging […]
The Worst of Philly 2021: From Fraudulent Hoagies to Headhouse Square to Ben Simmons
Every year since 1974, Philly Mag has published the Best of Philly: the people, places and things we want to lift up and celebrate. Things […]
America’s Oldest Theater Wants to Shut This South Philly Actress Up
The Walnut Street Theatre has long had its critics—and no, we’re not talking about those snooty journalists who sit in judgment on opening night, their […]
FactCheck.org’s Kathleen Hall Jamieson on the Golden Age of Misinformation
At a time when we’re surrounded by both more information and less certainty about its accuracy than ever, Kathleen Hall Jamieson is on the front […]
Current and Fired Cops Sue City for $18 Million Over Philly Police Facebook Post Scandal
A roundup of Philly news. This article may be updated at any time as new information becomes available. Cops (and Fired Cops) Sue City for […]
This Riverwards Facebook Group Is Keeping Philly Developers on Their Toes
Neighborhood Facebook groups tend to be bastions of petty squawking. That’s why I was stunned to find one that actually gets stuff done. Founded in […]
Facebook Calls B.S. On Karen Hepp’s $10 Million Lawsuit Against the Company
Last September, we told you that Fox 29 co-host Karen Hepp had filed a $10 million lawsuit against Facebook and other Internet companies, claiming that […]
Philly to Facebook: Get Your Dating Ads Off of Our Sidewalks
In case you haven’t heard (or if the ubiquitous social media site hasn’t already informed you — or if you haven’t literally stepped on an […]