Search engine giant pledges $800 million to fight against Coronavirus, mostly with the provision of free advertising for organisations
Social networking giant Facebook says that Coronavirus is hitting its principle money-making capability, namely advertising sales
Following similar move in Europe, social networking giant confirms it is lowering video quality in South America to ease network…
Facebook confirms it will downgrade video streaming quality on its platform and on Instagram in Europe, until bandwidth concerns ease
Streaming platforms respond to requests to halt high-definition streaming, with confirmation that Europe will see reduction in video quality
European Union Commissioner has urged Netflix and other streaming platforms to stop delivering content in high definition
Social networks are turning to AI and automated tools to police social networking posts, as staff are sent home due…
NSO alleges Facebook failed to follow 'international law', after the Israeli firm failed to show up in US court to…
Alphabet's Google division has ordered all of its Northern American staff to work from home, if possible, until at least…
Jack Dorsey survives intervention by activist shareholder group, after admitting he will reevaluate plans to move to Africa due to…
Twitter is testing tweets that disappear which it calls 'fleets', similar to features found in Snapchat and Instagram
Resistance from regulators around the world prompts Facebook to 'rethink' its plan for its Libra digital currency, it is reported
Activist shareholder Elliott Management has reportedly taken a sizeable stake in Twitter and is seeking Jack Dorsey's removal
No, the founder of MoneySavingExpert and well known money saving expert Martin Lewis, is not dead, despite fake adverts to…
As shares on Wall Street and global market continue to tumble, Facebook cancels its annual developer conference due to coronavirus…
Privacy compromise. American company that has a database of more than three billion photographs of people has been hacked
Does Facebook and Google still need immunity from legal liability for user post? US Attorney General doesn't seem to think…
Facebook-owned messaging app now used by a staggering 2 billion people, as platform defends its default use of end-to-end encryption
More powers on the way for British communications watchdog Ofcom, after Government decides Internet firms cannot regulate themselves
Facebook has been targeted by Saudi-based hacking collective OurMine after compromise of its Twitter and Instagram accounts
Platform warns IP addresses with 'ties to state-sponsored actors' attempted to access phone numbers associated with user accounts
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
London engineering centre will see significant increase in workforce, as Facebook seeks growth in post Brexit United Kingdom
Twitter says sorry after it is found that it's ad tool allowed for discriminatory terms to be used for targetted…
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