Digital tax. 140 governments agree to rewrite cross border tax laws that will increase the tax paid by tech giants…
Social networking giant pays out nearly half a billion dollars to settle long running biometric data lawsuit in the United…
Social networking giant delivers strong financial results, but investors took fright at big increase in expenses and costs
Can independent oversight board restore faith in Facebook's and Mark Zuckerberg's handling of questionable content?
Privacy threat? Ring app for Android is packed with third-party tracking software, Electronic Frontier Foundation has warned
It only took a month to sort out. Currency trader back online and no longer relying on pen and paper…
Upcoming regulations hailed as a pioneering step to protect children's data online, but some fear they could favour big tech…
Google identified multiple privacy flaws in Apple's Safari browser, which the iPad maker said it has fixed, but a Google…
Facebook's messaging service has hit 5 billion downloads, amid reports that it has backed off plans to insert adverts into…
London engineering centre will see significant increase in workforce, as Facebook seeks growth in post Brexit United Kingdom
Exclusive trillion dollar club. Google's parent Alphabet becomes the fourth US tech giant to reach a market value of $1…
Twitter says sorry after it is found that it's ad tool allowed for discriminatory terms to be used for targetted…
Spain's Banco Sabadell sign $1 billion deal with IBM for it to manage the bank's IT and cloud systems for…
Experts at the United Nations (UN) warn attendees of upcoming cryptocurrency conference in North Korea they could be cited for…
Study finds websites' consent platforms largely fail to comply with data protection rules, and may even incentivise 'illegal configurations'
Platform makes limited changes to its stance on political adverts, but still refuses to ban ads that are misleading or…
Platform to test four settings to allow users to control who can reply to a user's tweets, in effort to…
U-turn at Facebook? Social network confirms it will remove some videos modified by artificial intelligence, known as deepfakes
Samsung and others show off massive 8K televisions, as virtual assistants make their way into electric vehicles and showerheads
Consumers face a tsunami of content; gaining their attention is vital. The attention economy is changing the relationships businesses have…
Former head of international relations has alleged that things have changed from Google's original moto of “don't be evil”
2019 has seen technology and big name tech firms dominate news headlines, amid privacy concerns, digital tax and national security…
European Court of Justice decides Airbnb is an 'information society service' and not a real estate agent, defeating challenge by…
Anti-competitive behaviour and advertising rule breaches. France hits Google with hefty 150m euros penalty over its online advertising domination
Being able to predict consumer behaviour has been the holy grail of marketing for decades. As businesses now collect masses…
The UK Competition and Markets Authority says it may consider implementing tougher rules on tech giants over competition concerns
ECJ advisor says that personal data transfers from tech companies in the EU into the United States are “valid”, in…
Personal banking information for tens of thousands of Facebook staff compromised after hard drive theft from a car in the…
Amazon could be facing possible strike action in Germany, after Verdi trade union calls for walkout at key distribution hub
Post Office to pay nearly £58m after years of fraud disputes with sub postmasters over the Horizon accounting system