The target in the United States won an emergency to temporarily stop former Facebook director to promote or further distribute the examples of her memoir.
Book, carefree people Sarah Wynn-Williams, who once was the director of the Global Public Policy of the Company, includes a number of critical claims about what she testified during her seven years working on Facebook.
Facebook’s home company, Meta, says she is a verdict – which orders her to stop the promotions “to the extent in her control” – confirms that the “false and slander book should never be published”.
Macmillan UK publisher says he is “dedicated to adherence to the freedom of speech” and “Mrs. Wynn-Williams’ right to tell his story.”
Said the BBC that she needed to do “extensive media” in the UK and abroad and was “prevented by that”.
At a hearing on Wednesday at the US Arbitral Association – a neutral third party that resolves disputes outside the court – Mrs. Wynn -williams said he had to refrain from turning on or “reinforcing any further, key or otherwise harmful comments.”
All previous belittling comments “to the extent within its control” must also be withdrawn, the verdict is said.
The book is a former New Zealand diplomat MS Wynn-Williams about joining Facebook in 2011 and watching it grow from the “headquarters in the first place”.
Its allegations include that The executives with the Chinese government worked “Hands in Gloves” In potential ways to enable Beijing to censor and control content in exchange for access to the lucrative market.
The target disputes the allegations contained in the book. As for China, he says that “we are not the secret we were once interested in” for operating services there. “In the end, we decided not to go through the ideas we explored.”
Mrs. Wynn -williams also appealed to the whistleblower to the US market regulator, the Securities Council (SEC), stating that the target was deceived by investors – which also denies the target. BBC examined the lawsuit.
During an emergency hearing, Nicholas Gowen revealed that the target had provided enough evidence that Mrs. Wynn-Williams had potentially violated her severance pay. Personally, she did not attend hearing on Thursday.
In his verdict, Mr. Gowan said the target would suffer a “immediate and irreparable loss” in the absence of a temporary judgment in that case.
He did not ordered the book publisher, the Flatiro Books or his home company Macmillan to take any action.
The verdict will remain in effect if it does not change or not raise after all the hearing.
After the decision, Meta spokesman Andy Stone said in a post on X: “This verdict confirms that Sarah Wynn-Williams has never been published by a false and slander book Sarah Wynn-Williams.”
The carefree people were published in the United States, where on Tuesday, on the Amazon ladder, number six. It was published in the UK on Thursday.
In a statement, Macmillana spokeswoman said: “As publishers, we are dedicated to supporting freedom of speech and her right to tell their story. Because of the legal procedure that has initiated the target, the author is prevented from continuing to participate in the publication of the book.”
