Welcome to another wild week for Big Tech and how it is shaping all of our lives.

Today we're going to connect the dots between all of the week's media and technology headlines.

I'm Brian Stelter and welcome to the Reliable Sources Podcast.

This weekly podcast in between our Sunday Television program is a chance to go more in-depth with media

leaders and newsmakers talking about how the media world works and sometimes

doesn't work. And these days it's really all about the media's intersection with the Silicon Valley

Giants, the apples and the Googles, the Facebooks, and the Twiters.

Here to talk through all the recent headlines.

I may make a little bit of news is

Oliver Darcy and Donio Sullivan two of my colleagues here at CNN who covered this

world day in day out. Guys welcome back. Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you. Oliver you've been paying close attention to what

Facebook is or is not doing about vaccine misinformation. I thought that would be

an interesting place to start because a lot of the conversations we have about big tech and how they are

managing or mismanaging their platforms has to do with misinformation.

And this anti-Vax crap that's out there that spreads on social media. That's now a real area of

focus for government officials and for journalists who are asking why these

companies aren't doing more. Right and Facebook decided that they were going to do more, right?

On March 7th, I believe, earlier this month,

they had announced that they're taking all this action against vaccine

misinformation that was really flourishing on both Facebook and Instagram.

But it seems that while they put out this nice puffy press release and they got a lot of

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