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Google chief releases Senate Intelligence testimony — but won’t be allowed to testify

By Kelly Cohen
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Google chief releases Senate Intelligence testimony — but won’t be allowed to testify

A top executive at Google has released his prepared remarks for a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing on the use of foreign governments spreading misinformation on social media — but he won’t be allowed to officially testify Wednesday.

The Senate panel had invited Sheryl Sandberg, the chief operating officer of Facebook, Jack Dorsey, the chief executive of Twitter and Larry Page, the CEO of Alphabet, to testify Wednesday morning.

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