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Global affairs chief will split time between UK and California as social media group embraces remote leadership
Former UK politician will steer tech company through global regulatory challenges as Zuckerberg focuses on metaverse
The UK politician turned Meta exec on Mark Zuckerberg, the Haugen leaks and banning Trump
Former deputy PM talks to FT's Henry Mance in avatar form about the role, influence and future of Meta, formerly Facebook
Tech group’s spending on publishers over next 3 years will match that promised by Google
Social media giant to roll out vaccine promotion and give higher profile to Nick Clegg
Regulations must be designed to keep the internet open and global
Nick Clegg, head of global affairs, says social network could use aggressive and exceptional measures
Former UK deputy premier talks about his new role at Facebook and regulating big tech
Clegg has a “very substantive” role at Facebook, apparently.
We need to decide what sort of online environment we want. Then we need to work together
Social media group’s new campaign rules sparked fierce backlash among MEPs
New chief lobbyist says social network is entering ‘new phase of reform, responsibility and change’
This year looks likely to be one of reckonings for Facebook and its fellow platforms
As Brexit descended into chaos, former UK PM was at a financial conference in Florida
Running communications for the social network is probably the worst job in corporate world
Former UK deputy prime minister says he never wanted to be a lobbyist
Former UK deputy prime minister to move to Silicon Valley next year
Cable: ‘Deep down, the prime minister knows Brexit is a bad idea’
Any deal with the EU will only cover the UK’s withdrawal, not its future relationship
Extending the March 2019 deadline is the best alternative to no deal with the EU
Member states are already watering down immigration principles that prompted Brexit
Much rests on the Dutch, who are emerging as Europe’s leading advocates of free trade
The former deputy prime minister is a knowledgeable and amiable host but could do with sharpening his interview technique
MPs and MEPs should follow their conscience about whether to vote for any exit deal
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