Hate crackdown continues as Facebook bans Nick Griffin, Britain First, BNP and National Front
Oh dear, oh dear. Facebook admits uploading email contact data on 1.5 million people without consent
World of nastiness? Jack Dorsey admits that Twitter currently incentivised people "to post outrage"
Messaging service may be incorporated back into main Facebook app, after trial was spotted by researcher
Artificial intelligence to identify profiles of those who have passed away, to stop pain for family
Mexican firm responsible however refuses to accept 540 million records on Facebook users was sensitive
After mosque murder spree, white nationalism and white separatism content banned by Facebook
Oh dear. 600 million passwords stored in plain text with no encryption, social network admits
Mark Zuckerberg's right hand man steps down amid plans to unite WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook
It never rains but pours. US federal prosecutors launch investigation of Facebook's data sharing deals
Competition laws need overhaul to tackle dominance of tech giants such as Facebook, Google and Amazon
Senior US Treasury officials labels the French digital tax as 'discriminatory' and 'ill conceived'
Back in 1989 a British scientist at a physics laboratory near Geneva invents the world wide web
Over 15,000 people protest in Moscow after Russian government moves to tighten control of Internet
Another Facebook privacy worry as it emerges that platform links authentication phone number with user profile
Rap on the knuckles for big three, as European Commission says firms are not doing enough to tackle fake news
Bad news for tech firms and meme creators as European countries approve reform of copyright rules
Zuckerberg pays for failing to appear before MPs as influential committee hands out tough recommendations
An impossible promise? Tom Watson says new regulator would break up American tech giants
Users will be unable to create new Google+ content from 4 February, with full shutdown set for 2 April
Committee of MPs lambast social media firms for facilitating bullying and online grooming
No sign that multiple scandals have dented advertisers desire for the social networking platform
Legal action halted after Facebook agrees to introduce scam ads reporting button, and makes financial donation
Ouch! GDPR begins to bite as French regulator issues £44m GDPR fine to Google for data transparency breach
Reprieve for memes? EU efforts to reform copyright rules hit a delay after key meeting is called off
Facebook limits WhatsApp message forwarding to just five people, down from the previous 20
No good evidence screen time is "toxic" to kids health, expert say, but it should be limited before bedtime
Legal attempt by victims of 2015 San Bernardino shooting to hold tech firms liable, thrown out of court
Did you consent? Social network shared people's data with Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Spotify etc
Goodbye Facebook rival. Google decides to accelerate its “sunsetting” of Google+ after discovery of developer bug